Panasonic DMR-EX768

AV erformance ; Sensibly-featured HDD ; DVD recording

No analogue tuner ; DivX suort or infra-red control over STB

The absence of features like DivX playback, USB/DV inputs and jukebox functionality, coupled with the smaller hard-disk capacity, makes Panasonic's DMR-768 a much less exciting proposition than the pricier DMR-EX78. Whether or not this matters depends...

High spec ; excellent digital TV pictures ; good recording and playback quality ; full-bodied sound

Some noise with DVD playback ; interface slightly tiresome

Excellent AV performance, features sensible but basic

No analogue tuner, set-top box control DivX playback

An excellent DVD recorder which my wife and I can both use even tho we are both in our mid 70s. The only downside is the very slow start up time ( but maybe this is normal )

Had this about a week and I am thinking about sending it back. I work in Television and Film so I may have slightly different needs and expectations than most. But having a DVD recorder with so few inputs is very disappointing! Just an analogue audio...

This is a great recorder, until it breaks. Our has performed faultlessly for 18 months but now has the classic (google the internet for panasonic dvd faults) NoRead error. Yesterday it stopped ready ANY type or brand of DVD disc at all. I am...

I must just be unlucky but I cannot believe that I am the only person this has happened to. THis is my SIXTH order of the panny hdd/dvd recorder with freeview. I ordered one end of 2006, worked great (still going now!) so ordered an upgraded version...

Had this for about a month now and had a problem with the dvd drive not recognising any disc (cd or dvd) which was insereted into the drive. Phoned panasonic customer care and they were suprisingly helpful giving me the names and numbers of two repair...

Purchased this model as a back up recorder for my Sony. Comparing the two there is not a great deal of difference in the end result. However I seemed to get a grasp of the operation of the Sony more readily so I would say that the Sony is, for me, more...