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  1. 5th Oct 2004 14:03 #1
    tommyoz
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    Guys check this out. Am I reading this correctly? I can't seen to find any other info on this. It says that the DVDR740 will record to double or dual layer disc. Or is this old news.

    http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/catalog/product.jsp?productId=DVDR740_17_US_C...CSHQNHKFSESI5P
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    Yes, that's what it says:

    Double layer DVD recording doubles recording time
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  3. 5th Oct 2004 15:31 #3
    tommyoz
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    So is this a first?
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  4. 5th Oct 2004 15:38 #4
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    now we're talking!
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  5. 5th Oct 2004 15:46 #5
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    I would guess,that might be why it has been delayed so long. It was released in other countries a few months back supposedly. I don't know if it is Dual Layer in those machines or not, but it has been in foreign markets for several months now.
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  6. 6th Oct 2004 22:43 #6
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    Did I see that correct? RGB in? Or is this the Europe model?
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  7. 7th Oct 2004 06:47 #7
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    I've read that the compatability of current DVD+DL media and set-top DVD players is not very good.
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