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Posted by Mike D on 09/25/13 12:00
yes think it will have to be the new Philips recorder in the next week or
so. will just use the old one as a straight player for as long as it lasts!
saw the hard drive one and will have to have a think which one to go for.
good to play DivX discs on it too!
thanks
Mike
"Paul Heslop" <paul.heslop@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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Mike D wrote:
> So wondered if anybody knows what is happening here? I thought at first
the
> recorder may be failing but then why would it record on my old discs ok?
I
> am considering just getting a new Philips recorder for 75 from Dixons as
it
> is so frustrating!
>
> thanks,
> Mike
It does sound like your machine is just getting past it. If your happy
with Philips stuff I would consider the newer machine for that kind of
price, it should certainly be capable of handling the newer discs
anyway.
I should think that your old machine will be put to shame by the
capabilities of that 75 one, looking at this info on it
"Philips DVD Recorders support 'dual media' recording - the ability to
create recordings on DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW and DVD+R DL discs. Now you
can buy any disc and Multi-format playability allows you to play most
file formats for maximum listening and viewing pleasure, including
MP3, WMA, JPEG and the popular DivX digital"
But note it has only an analogue tuner and for 130 they have the
Philips with a hard drive built in, which adds a lot more to the
capabilities of a recorder.
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