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Doesn't anyone make DVD recorders with a hard disk anymore
I can't find a DVD recorder with a hard disk on Amazon or anywhere. I
want to transfer some of my recordings from my DVR, which is nearly full. The DVRs and add-ons are tied to the system (at least in Cablevision). If you move, you have to get a new DVR. I could transfer to VCR but there's a significant loss of quality. It's just so convenient having a system where you can choose something to watch from your armchair, so I'd rather not get a DVD recorder that records to disk. |
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Doesn't anyone make DVD recorders with a hard disk anymore
Ann wrote:
I can't find a DVD recorder with a hard disk on Amazon or anywhere. I want to transfer some of my recordings from my DVR, which is nearly full. The DVRs and add-ons are tied to the system (at least in Cablevision). If you move, you have to get a new DVR. I could transfer to VCR but there's a significant loss of quality. It's just so convenient having a system where you can choose something to watch from your armchair, so I'd rather not get a DVD recorder that records to disk. Perhaps, another advantage to PC based personal video recorders. |
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Doesn't anyone make DVD recorders with a hard disk anymore
On Wed, 9 Nov 2011 16:36:48 -0800 (PST), Ann
wrote: I can't find a DVD recorder with a hard disk on Amazon or anywhere. I P&M This one is on Amazon and probably elsewhere. Maybe refurbished for 150, or new for 200 or so. want to transfer some of my recordings from my DVR, which is nearly full. The DVRs and add-ons are tied to the system (at least in Cablevision). If you move, you have to get a new DVR. I could transfer to VCR but there's a significant loss of quality. It's just so convenient having a system where you can choose something to watch from your armchair, so I'd rather not get a DVD recorder that records to disk. Yes. I think the Philips model was 7576H, and that might be available used. Now it's sold new by Magnavox, with one improvement, channel up and down on the box itself, so it's moderately usable if you can't find the remote. And the remote has been rearranged and the remotes for each model are not interchangeable with each other. Otherwise, it might be exactly the same. It works well, but has logical flaws. The biggest is that it doesn't record the show ttile, and after a while, the date, channel, and time are not enough to remember what it was. In theory they could upgrade the firmware and I could apply the upgrade, but they don't do that. It records to HD or to disk and you can then copy from either to the other. I only recrod to DVD when I'm going to take it to a friend. Mine will save 160 hours worth of stuff but the magnavox is bigger. When the HDD failes, it's possible to replace it, though instructions are not included. If you read the very long thread in AVS-forum (sp?) for the 7576H, it gives added info, like how to replace HDDs There may be a thread about the magnavox also. Mine is 4 years old, I use it all the time, record 4 to 5 hours every day, and it's working fine. |
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