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Panasonic DMR-EX769 160gb Hard disk DVD Recorder

SKU: DMR-EX769EB-K Quickfind Code: 425684

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DMR-EX769 DVD Recorder with HDD (160GB) and Digital Tuner

1080p Up-Conversion By interpolating video data using proprietary algorithms, SD format data is up-converted to 1080 x 1920p HD format video data. This conversion to HD format increases the richness of the original data by approximately six fold, and produces the highest possible image quality when viewing content on a large-screen HDTV. Adaptive HD Enhancer Enjoy watching crisper and sharper video enabled by detailed reproduction of contents on DVD and HDD.

Auto Preset Down Load Connect a DIGA DVD recorder to your VIERA TV via an HDMI cable, and the TV channel setting information is automatically downloaded to the DIGA recorder. Direct TV Rec. If you want to record the program you’re watching, you can start immediately by pressing the VIERA Link button on the VIERA remote control and selecting “Direct TV Rec.” on the VIERA Link menu screen. Pause Live TV Pause Live TV lets you freeze TV programmes just like pausing a DVD, by selecting ""Pause Live TV"" on the VIERA Link Menu.

When recording a TV programme, this function determines where new scenes begin (by "listening" to the voices in the programme) and automatically inserts chapter marks at those places. This makes it easy to skip over adverts and start playback from a particular point.

Navi Link Search To record a programme from the TV listings, enter its title or a keyword, and Navi Link will search for it to facilitate recording. Free Word Search Enter the name of a TV programme or a keyword, and this function searches the TV listings for it, making it easy to set up programmed recording.

Intelligent Auto Standby After watching and listening with the compatible DVD recorder automatically turns off when you return to the TV using the VIERA remote. * 2009 VIERA TV Standby Power Save DVD recorder with Quick Start function will turn on/off when TV is turned on/off. * 2009 VIERA TV

  • DVD Recorder with HDD (160GB) and Digital Tuner
  • 1080p Up-Conversion and Adaptive HD Enhancer
  • VIERA Link
  • Slim Depth and Slim Height
  • Environmental Friendly (Intelligent Auto Standby / Standby Power Save)
  • Silent Technology
  • Auto Scene Chapter Function
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    Question from Phil: Asked on 30/08/2010 I have read conflicting reports as to whether this machine will play & record to -R discs as wel as +R.
    Can anyone confirm which discs are compatible
    Thanks

    Answer from Jonathan: Answered on 31/08/2010
    Hi it will play and record on both.

    Question from Rob: Asked on 12/12/2009 Does this product have SCART sockets?

    Answer from jeremy: Answered on 15/12/2009
    yes

    Question from Mervyn: Asked on 02/11/2009 Does the Panasonic DVD player DMREX769 come complete with all the necessary leads and if not, how much are they?

    Answer from jeremy: Answered on 03/11/2009
    depends on what leades you need, but it will only come with a power lead

    Question from Katalin: Asked on 29/08/2009 Can I record one programme while watching another on my TV (also Panasonic, digital, new) with this machine?

    Answer from jeremy: Answered on 01/09/2009
    yes you can

    Question from Barry: Asked on 25/06/2009 I am seeing conflicting specs on different sites as to whether this supports playback of DivX. Can you please confirm whether it does or not?

    Answer from jeremy: Answered on 25/06/2009
    Yes it does support DivX

    Question from JEAN BAKER: Asked on 29/05/2009 Out panasonic tv is model TX-32LZD80- is this regarded as a 2008 or 2009 model? thanks Also do we need a disk to record onto?

    Answer from jeremy: Answered on 01/06/2009
    The LZD80 is classed as a 2008 model, even though it was available up to around March. As for recording, the DVD recorder has a 250gb hard drive, so unless you want to keep a hard copy of what you record, there is no need for disks

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