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Platypus replied

22 October 2009, 15:50
Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post

Easiest I've ever used is Sky+

Agree, but they didn't want Sky

Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post

I would recommend the hard drive recorders over the DVD ones though, unless they really have to archive everything they record

They do want a DVD recorder to be able to save certain shows. But HDD would be best for everyday usage.
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Spacecadet replied

22 October 2009, 15:39
Easiest I've ever used is Sky+
Hardly fits the spec though

I would recommend the hard drive recorders over the DVD ones though, unless they really have to archive everything they record
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Platypus started a topic Easy to use DVD / Hard Drive recorder

22 October 2009, 15:24
Easy to use DVD / Hard Drive recorder

My folks recently upgraded their TV to freeview, and are now looking to replace their malfunctioning VHS recorder.

I'm a bit stumped as to what to advise them. I've looked on Amazon and yes there's a good selection of DVD/HD Freeview recorders out there, but I'm concerned that (1) these all cost around £250 (expensive) and (2) they'd need a degree in advanced engineering to figure it out.

Can anyone recommend an easy to use machine, one they've used and are happy with?

Ta!
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