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  1. 12th Jul 2003 23:07 #1
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    I'm looking into buying a TV program recorder such as Tivo, Replay, etc... and I was wondering what others may think. Which has the best video quality, price. Also, I've been looking at the new phillips dvd burner for televisions. And was wondering about that product as well
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    This makes the Replay #1 in my book...

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=146189&highlight=replay+ripp
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    An extra computer makes the best PVR.

    Other then that I use the one in my Sat. Reciever.
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    I would probably go with a Panasonic. Replay still requires a subscription, unless I am mistaken. I might check out the Apex DVD player & PVR combo to see if it is worth having. Some have said the Apex DVD recorder is low quality, so the PVR might be the same. Have to try it to find out.
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