Funai Dvd/Hdd ?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 4,575

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  10/02/07 - 09:00 #2

  how about this. you get what you pay for, bearing in mind 80 gb should be ample.
  
  panasonic make a cracking range and are reliable, mind you the funia should be ok, just depends what you want.
  
  digi
  http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-DMREH50-Multi-Format-Compatible-Recorder/dp/B0009D5VJ8

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  10/02/07 - 10:09 #3

  I see what your saying, but i just walked in the door with one under my arm ....hope i have done right, i will post some thoughts on it later, seems to have everything i want on it though.
  
  
  
  
  

  digibod wrote:

  how about this. you get what you pay for, bearing in mind 80 gb should be ample.
  
  panasonic make a cracking range and are reliable, mind you the funia should be ok, just depends what you want.
  
  digi
  http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-DMREH50-Multi-Format-Compatible-Recorder/dp/B0009D5VJ8

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  10/02/07 - 10:26 #4

  blade1 wrote:

  I see what your saying, but i just walked in the door with one under my arm ....hope i have done right, i will post some thoughts on it later, seems to have everything i want on it though.

  
  
  im sure it will be fine,
  
  happy recording

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  10/02/07 - 23:57 #5

  Well first thoughts...not bad, dose what it sez on the box, copied from sky+ h/d ok, then edited it...and copyed to a dvd...job done, good picture on the dvd, very happy.
  
  
  
  
  
  

  blade1 wrote:

  I see what your saying, but i just walked in the door with one under my arm ....hope i have done right, i will post some thoughts on it later, seems to have everything i want on it though.

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