Cheapestonline Panasonic DMR-EX773EBK 160GB HDD DVD Recorder with Freeview+ Customer Review
Cheapestonline Panasonic DMR-EX773EBK 160GB HDD DVD Recorder with Freeview+
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #102 in Home Theater
- Brand: Panasonic
- Model: DMR-EX773EBK
- Released on: 2010-03-01
- Dimensions: 2.32" h x
16.93" w x
11.26" l,
7.72 pounds
- Hard Disk: 160GB
- Battery type: Zinc
- Included Software: Y
Features
- DVD Recorder with 160GB HDD
- Freeview+ Tuner
- 1080p Up-Conversion
- Chroma Processor
- DVD Recorder with 160GB HDD
- Freeview+ Tuner
- 1080p Up-Conversion
- Chroma Processor
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
293 of 296 people found the following review helpful.
Good results, but a few irritations
By S. J. Ware
I bought this to replace a Sony recorder which had no Freeview, and because a recently bought Panasonic TV seemed to have much better reception in our marginal area than the (very expensive) Sony set-top box.It's grindingly slow in pretty much everything it does, but it produces much better pictures than the (5+ years old) Sony. If you record in highest quality to the hard drive, when you copy to your DVD, if it doesn't fit, instead of choosing an arbtirary recording mode (SP 2 hours, LP 3 hours etc) it compresses your files just enough to fit exactly onto the disc ("flexible recording") so you always get the best possible pictures. The algorithms are much improved too: I squeezed the whole of "Reds", a film lasting well over 3 hours, on to a single DVD-R and there wasn't a trace of mpeg2 artifact.Reception a definite improvement on the old STB.Pause live TV excellent.There are a few personal irritations most of which are pretty trivial and relate to the software.Slow reaction to every button press I have already mentioned, advertising panel on program guide noted by others.No intelligent chaptering! Hasn't this been standard for ages?Be careful with weekly timer recordings - it can't cope with these unless they start at the same time each week.Listing recordings on the hard drive: poor selection of information. Tells you to the nearest minute when each recording was made, and even the day of the week, but no duration or size of the file. (Actually, I don't think the word "Gigbytes" apprears in any menu or display).Every time you make the list or return to the listing screen after doing something, it insists on playing the currently selected recording in a little window, including sound, from the beginning. In an unedited recording this is usually a bit of banal dialogue from a BBC employee and becomes excruciatingly irritating when heard for the 20th time. (If it won't let you switch this off, at least put a TV mute button on the remote!)Editing: I spend quite a lot of time removing adverts and think I will grow to like the available buttons (which include chapter +/-5mins; buttons for +1min and -10 secs; "joystick" for frame-by-frame) but remote design could be improved: the buttons are all different sizes and arbitrarily placed. When doing a repetitive job like this you don't want to have to keep looking at your fingers.Can't do anything else when copying. I don't know if it would be possible to release the freeview tuner just by revising the software.If you set the machine to switch itself off after copying, it will crash, and you will have to disconnect the power and reboot. As a matter of fact it has minor crashes from time to time which together with the slow response times (and a few other trivial irritations and malfunctions which I can't remember) suggests that the software is pretty ropey, possibly because it's new. No software updates yet, but when these arrive they should make this fine machine even better.(March 2011) 9 months on and no sign that the creaky software has been updated. It has now several times failed to produce a proper DVD - the disk has no chapters and is not and cannot be finalised so can't be used in any other machine and is to all intents useless. (If this happens to you, you must switch the machine on and off at the mains or it will just do it again.)I suspect the Sony equivalent might be better.
98 of 101 people found the following review helpful.
My first HDD DVD recorder...
By Deej
I purchased this Panasonic HDD DVD recorder based on the Amazon reviews so knew about the ads on the TV guide - they are a nuisance grabbing approx 50% of the screen - but don't let that put you off an otherwise good unit. I have a full screen TV guide on my LCD TV so just use that and switch viewing to the Panasonic unit to set the recorder. There is one Freeview tuner so you cannot view a channel whilst recording another; however, you can view DVDs whilst recording. I've recorded 8mm and Hi8 video tapes direct to DVD through the AV2 connection with no issues at all. If I wanted to record from a VHS tape or Sky box (or similar) I'd use the same method and cannot foresee any problems whether to HDD or DVD. The HDD 160GB size is more than adequate for my uses as I expect to record from Freeview or Sky and delete when viewed. Any keepers would be re-recorded to DVD if space did become an issue.The unit looks good; off means off - no standby light is left on. You can leave the unit in a standby mode based on a start and end time in which case it will boot quicker than when off. There is a noticable delay during full power up or switching between HDD and DVD.I use the HDMI connection to my TV for up-scale of DVDs; that works well.If you already have a TV with a Freeview tuner then do not think you "must have two" tuners on any HDD unit. You can watch through your TV Freeview and record another channel with your HDD Freeview. Simple!Simple cannot be applied to the instruction book though; be ready for a good read if you do decide to buy!
70 of 72 people found the following review helpful.
Panasonic is much improved
By Butch53
I purchased this as a replacement to my LG DVD HDD recorder and find it such a pleasure to use. It is quick and easy to set up and the recording menues are very easy to use. I especially love the one touch recording from the TV guide section. The picture quality is excellent.It is a very quiet machine while running, which is quite different to the LG it has replaced. It is a nice looking piece of kit that will look good with any other equipment.I can't recommend this highly enough. It was also voted the number one DVD HDD recorder by Stuff magazine this month.
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