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Recording from Digital TV
Jake'sGran
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Originally, I was looking for a machine which would record, play and store TV programmes that are on too late for me. But I have realised that I just want to record
films and other drama programmes. I was told last week that it is possible to buy just a recorder. Is this correct? If so, does anyone know which is the best?
I gave my son my old TV and digi box ready for the change over and didn't realise how much I would miss being able to record on tape which was possible with that TV. The new TV is very smart and is white which is what I wanted but it is just a very modern TV.
I apologise if this is the wrong forum.
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films and other drama programmes. I was told last week that it is possible to buy just a recorder. Is this correct? If so, does anyone know which is the best?
I gave my son my old TV and digi box ready for the change over and didn't realise how much I would miss being able to record on tape which was possible with that TV. The new TV is very smart and is white which is what I wanted but it is just a very modern TV.
I apologise if this is the wrong forum.
I
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Easiest approach would be with a PVR, I'd recommend looking at Humax.
Or buy a DVD recorder, these tend to be a little more difficult to use than the old VHS machines.
http://www.humaxdigital.com/uk/That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
This webpage compares all the different models of Personal Video Recorders side by side to make your decision easier
http://www.pvrjunction.co.uk/resources/compare-freeview-pvrs/0 -
Scotsbob, the tables in the large box are unreadable. The details are minute. What now?0
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Hi,
if you click on table it enlarges.0
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