59 reviews
December, 2008
Pioneer's DVR-545HX gives you the flexibility of recording analogue or digital TV channels using the integrated 160GB hard drive or to blank DVDs, including DVD-RAM and dual-layer discs. HDMI out enables video upscaling too
User-friendly features; integrated Freeview; 160GB hard drive; HDMI video upscaling; simple remote; excellent recording performance in high-quality mode
Average build quality; redundant low-quality modes; motion-tracking difficulties
Pioneer's DVR-545HX offers all the recording and playback features you're likely to use. But, in this competitive market, there are similarly priced rivals that do the same thing but better
The best models are hybrid recorders such as Pioneer's DVR-545HX (available for around £410), which gives you the flexibility of recording either analogue or digital TV channels using the integrated 160GB hard drive or to blank DVDs -- with......
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This is an imposing looking recording platform that manages to tick all the boxes for AV enthusiasts.The 160GB hard disk is enough for 34 hours of highest-quality recording, or 455 hours at the lowest setting
Video upscaling, Excellent audio quality, Great picture quality
Picture deteriorates after 3.5 hours
A fantastic and fully specified recorder that combines the latest technology superbly
The DVR-545HX of Pioneer has all the recording and playback functions, which are usually required. In this highly competitive market, there are competitors that lead to a better price similar devices in the program
User-friendly features, integrated DVB-T, 160-GByte-Festplatte, HDMI-Video-Upscaling, pleasing remote control, recording excellent performance at the highest quality level
Mediocre processing, unnecessary low levels of quality, problems with the motion replay
The DVR-545HX is a considerable disk recorder, but not the best on the market.
The video cassette recorder in the home theater area are now history, strengthens the general interest digital recorders. Prices are strongly prefer: An average digital system to get from 450 euros. The best models ...
DVD recorders, integrated hard drive (HDD), 160 GB hard disk capacity, recording system: DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD + R, DVD + RW, DVD-RAM, DVD-R dual-layer DVD + R Double Layer, simultaneous recording / Playback, Showview
DVD recorders, integrated hard drive (HDD), 160 GB hard disk capacity, recording system: DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD + R, DVD + RW, DVD-RAM, DVD-R dual-layer DVD + R Double Layer, simultaneous recording / Playback, Showview
Quality recordings, two USB ports + function Juke-Box Tuner TNT + + Guide Plus +, "pause live"
The 545HX DVR-DVD recorder is the most complete and most powerful of this comparison. He has qualities, opportunities and performance of top-flight.
Here is without doubt the DVD recorder's most comprehensive and most advanced of this comparison. Already, it can record all DVD formats known so far, including DVD-RAM, DVD-RW in VR mode, as well as DVD-R / DVD + R double ...
Here is a DVD recorder with hard drive, all compatible formats deDVD, with functions and connections of a very high end.
- Compatibility HD - Integrated Tuner TNT - Compatible with all DVD formats - Storing music and photos on the hard drive - Time Shifting
- Capacity "limited" to 160 GB
The new HDD / DVD recorder from Pioneer is HD compatible but its capacity is 160 GB
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