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Philips DVDR72
1 Reviews
rating  3 of 5
MSRP  499.00
Description: <ul> <li>Digital picture and sound for the ultimate viewing experience</li> <li>Record from TV in digital quality on DVD</li> <li>Copy your favorite videotapes</li> <li>Digital copying from camcorder via i.LINK</li> <li>Progressive scan output for razor-sharp pictures</li> <li>Component video inputs for the best digital recording quality</li> <li>Virtual time base corrector for better-than-original copies of old videotapes</li> <li>Motion-compensated noise filter</li> </ul>


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Reviewed by:
beruka
(Casual Listener)

Review Date
October 8, 2005

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

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Price Paid:  $120.00 from Buyessex (booted eba

Summary:
I bought this with limited expectations. It is a consumer grade electronics in the mold of 80s VHS recorders. It has a TV tuner, VCR+, and DVD+R/+RW capabilities. I use it to record TV show on RWs and watch netflix movies. Honestly is feature rich but very clunky. Video picture and Audio are OK. Often Netflix are brought to another TV to finish. Switch between chapters on DVDs is very slow. Probably be downgraded to a secondary player but will keep the recorder capabilities

Strengths:
Vey easy to program and set up and manual is almost unnecessary. VCR+ and timer functions are very well put together.

Component Out from analog cable is possible.

Records on the fly TV or unprotected DVD

The fact that all these functions work at 120 usd is impressive.

Weaknesses:
Performance with Netflix movies is worst I have seen.

Switching chapters on DVDs is painful and aggrivating when it stalls. I am under the impression many mass produces DVD players are cheapened up.

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