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  1. 27th Oct 2007 04:34 #1
    edmond
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    i have a panny e50 which i am lookin to replace
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    A it is slow at loading up dvds
    B picky on media dvd and dvd-ram
    c is not multi region unless i buy a remote.

    any ideas would be welcome.
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  2. 27th Oct 2007 05:17 #2
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    What do you want to record on it? What features are required?
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  3. 27th Oct 2007 07:54 #3
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    just need it to record the odd tv show play divx and put my home videos on dvd.
    could pick up a phillips 3380 for £45.00
    i do like the time slip function on the panasoinc
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  4. 27th Oct 2007 08:18 #4
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    i am also starting to have problems reading dvd-ram
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  5. 27th Oct 2007 13:34 #5
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    I recently purchased the Philips 3575 and am liking it. It's only good at SP mode, like the Panasonic would have been, but the image is quite a bit cleaner than a Panasonic was. It does DIVX, has a 160GB hard drive, and a SDTV/QAM tuner (I can record widescreen HD content, in 720x480i, on a DVD). I've got it connected to my HDTV and I'm happy with it. It was $300 at Walmart.
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