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Number of Reviews collected

in Digital Video Recorders (DVR)

40

Total

23694

Source country

AU

Australia

Language: English

Source rating scale

1
10

Average source rating

71

Highest rating

86

Lowest rating

52

Digital Video Recorders (DVR)

Samsung HT-X715

samsung ht-x715 review: The Samsung HT-X715 is very easy to set up and it does make your movies look and sound good. We just didn't care for the music sound quality with flabby sounding bass.

Styling, Picture quality, Movies sound great

Subwoofer lets down the music reproduction, Separates system would produce a much better sound on all material

The Samsung HT-X715 is very easy to set up and it does make your movies look and sound good. We just didn't care for the music sound quality with flabby sounding bass.

July, 2008

Rating

70

alaSCORE 96

4 reviews

Samsung DVD-HR755

samsung dvd-hr755 review: The Samsung DVD-HR755 should only be of interest to those in analog TV reception areas. Everyone else can (and should) do better.

250GB storage, HDMI interface

Analog tuner, "HD Compliant" is a weasel word, Poor menu structures

The Samsung HR755 should only be of interest to those in analog TV reception areas. Everyone else can (and should) do better.

February, 2008

Rating

52

alaSCORE 90

41 reviews

Sony RDR-HXD870

sony rdrhxd870 review: The Sony RDRHXD870 appears to offer an impressive range of features -- including 1080p upscaling and a USB port -- for an attractive price.

November, 2007

No rating

alaSCORE 98

563 reviews

Panasonic DMR-EX85

Panasonic's DMR-EX85 is crammed with more recording and playback features than you can imagine, including an enormous 250GB hard drive, universal disc compatibility and integrated video scaling.

Deals elegantly with streamed media, UPnP support, Good quality internal components, Excellent playback quality, 250GB storage space, Universal disc compatibility, Upscaling video, User-friendly functionality, Excellent recording and playback performance

Fiddly setup for external video, Poor USB port placement, Intermittent erratic behaviour, Server software prone to crashes, Comparatively pricey, Poor analogue tuner

Panasonic's DMR-EX85 is crammed with more recording and playback features than you can imagine, including an enormous 250GB hard drive, universal disc compatibility and integrated video scaling. The impressive on-paper specification is supported by qualit...

November, 2006

Rating

86

alaSCORE 88

103 reviews

Topfield TF7000HDPVRt

The long-awaited follow up to the TF5000PVRt is a dual-HD tuner recorder with 250GB of hard disk space.

Looks great, Smaller remote, Can update ICEGuide via USB flash drive, Faster channel switching time

Lacks WiFi connection for EPG updates, USB port is on the back of the system, No more TAP support

November, 2006

No rating

alaSCORE 75

11 reviews

Topfield TF6000PVRt

Topfield's PVR line improves with the TF6000PVRt, but the wireless capability and general setup could still do with some improvement.

Good PVR functions, Can add lots of cool functions with TAPs, Wirelessly update ICEGuide, Dual Tuners

Setup can be frustrating and/or buggy, Some instability with program signals, Standard Definition tuners only, No HDMI

November, 2006

Rating

80

no alaScore

3 reviews

Samsung DVD-R135

The Samsung DVD-R135 is a relatively inexpensive and stylish DVD recorder with HDMI upscaling, but it's not quite as good as the competition.

Relatively inexpensive, HDMI upscaling to 480p, 720p, and 1080i, Flexible recording length, FireWire input, DivX support, Solid disc compatibility, Adjustable length commercial skip2.6

No support for recording on DVD-RAM or dual-layer discs, HDMI performance isn't as good as that of some stand-alone players

November, 2006

Rating

68

alaSCORE 82

135 reviews

Yamaha DVD-S1700B

Yamaha is ignoring the high-def DVD scuffle, choosing to release two HDMI DVD players capable of displaying resolutions up to 1080p.

October, 2006

No rating

no alaScore

4 reviews

NextWave Digital PVR-3790

An easy to use personal video recorder suitable for those wanting to upgrade their VCR but avoid the costly high-definition path.

Massive 200GB hard drive for around 100 hours of recordings, USB 2.0 for archiving programs, Attractive, funky design

Can't record two channels at once, PVR software doesn't support Mac, Changing channels is slow, No component, DVI or HDMI ports, Doesn't automatically bookmark recordings

An easy to use personal video recorder suitable for those wanting to upgrade their VCR, but avoid the costly high-definition path. Dual SD tuners will satisfy TV addicts or families that need to record one channel while watching another.

September, 2006

Rating

71

no alaScore

1 reviews

Sony SVR-HD900

An expensive unit offering twin HD tuners and large capacity storage, but with average recording quality.

HDMI output, Large hard drive, Twin HD tuners

Expensive, Lacks USB or Firewire adaptors, Pixelated recordings

September, 2006

Rating

80

alaSCORE 75

12 reviews

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