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Panasonic DMR-EX768EBK Freeview+ 160GB Hard Drive DVD Recorder 1080P Up-Conversion - Black | 
 enlarge | Brand: Panasonic
Category: CE
Buy New: £188.64
New (6) Used (1) Refurbished (1) from £161.48
Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 249
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 12
Dimensions (in): 20.3 x 17.2 x 6.7
MPN: DMR-EX768EBK
Model: DMR-EX768EBK
EAN: 5025232460892
ASIN: B0015M0MSC
Release Date: April 1, 2008
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Region - Zone 2 | | • | Compatible Media - DVD-Video, DVD-RAM, DVD-VR, DVD-R/DVD+R / DL JPEG, MP3,CD-DA, Video CD, SVCD | | • | Removable recording supports - DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-R DL, +R, +R DL, +RW | | • | Integrated Audio Decoder - Dolby Digital (2 channels), Linear PCM (XP mode) | | • | Audio Out - AV1, AV2 (21-pin) audio outputs, Audio output (pin jack) Digital optical audio output (PCM, Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG) |
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Product Description
You can record your favourite TV programmes without the hassle of bulky recording equipment thanks to the DMR-EX768. This DVD player/recorder is compatible with DivX and has a 160 GB hard drive for storing hours and hours of films. In addition to a 1080p upscaling function, the DMR-EX768 renders videos in Full HD quality using its HDMI connection, while its Pause Live programme allows you to record an episode of your favourite TV series while watching the beginning of it. With the DMR-EX768, you won?t watch TV in the same way ever again!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
 Disappointing - 3 reasons not to buy this January 8, 2009
C. T. DUNCAN (London)
My one arrives and it looked great - its has optical out for audio, hdmi out, 2 scarts, Tv ariel - everything look great then it comes to using it. It is great how it tells you the picture quality and strength but there are 3 things which made me instantly send it back:
1) It cannot record 2 programmes simultaneously like HUMAX machines (which are cheaper & better). You can ONLY WATCH the programme currently beuing recorded - you cannot even browse the menu while it is recording a show. What is being recorded is on the screen and one the screen for good until it finishes or you press 'stop recording'.
2) The menu list is irritating and hard to scroll with a big block on the right of the screen displaying a logo - waste of space.
3) Volume control didnt work.
There are better machine out there and I STRONGLY recommend thinking beyond this machine because at 200 it is no deal at all.
Annoying and clunky January 2, 2009
clankyt
Just received this unit and ill be returning it today. Needed a cheap replacement for my Humax (which was my 4th PVR) and after reading the reviews decided to try this one. Wish i hadnt, whilst the freeview picture quality is good the user interface belongs in the dark ages, it makes the Humax positively shine.
Large annoying advert aside (which takes up half the screen) the EPG is slow, hard to read and trying to record a programme is a joke (requires 3 ok's and you have to wait for the machine to think about it) Also, theres no search function so if you want to record a programme 3 or 4 days ahead you have to use the annoying EPG to scroll through all the programmes in between, very difficult due to the stupid and pointless advert....why advertise magazines???!!?? Further, there's no volume control so you have to use both the TV remote and the panasonics during normal use..rubbish.
I use panasonic HDD/DVD commercial machines at work and thought i would pick up the remote an be away...how wrong i was, this just seems to have a mind of its own with the direct navigation button seemingly useless and to access recorded programmes on the HD you have to enter menu.
Havent tried to record to DVD as im so disillusioned with the machine.
Back in its box it goes.
 General comment on my experience with Panasonic DVD Recorders November 21, 2008
Gajet
8 out of 14 found this review helpful
I've had three Panasonic DVD recorders in the past few years i.e. one DMR-RES10 and two DMR-ES20 and they each became unuseable just after the manufacturer's guarantee had expired.
No extended warranties had been purchased and the tuner expired on the first and the others became unable to read my disks.
I'd chosen Panasonics because they are one of the very few on the market that are able to record and play DVD-RAM disks.....my favourite for editing because they don't need to be "finalized" as with DVD-RW.
Ideal first DVD recorder November 13, 2008
John M. Hawkes (North Yorkshire, UK)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Have been looking around for a DVD recorder for quite some time and final decided to go with the Panasonic EX768EBK. Have had it now for about 3 weeks and am very happy with the results. Its easy to set up and although i am only using it with an old tv the picture is excelent. When i do eventualy upgrade the tv the recorder has enough features to be compatable with almost any hi Def TV with upscaling to match the performance. Recording is a doddle just select from the freeview listing and it even alows you to adjust the timings manualy if required. I am only in a medium signal strength for freeview but it is crystal clear and the pausing and play of live TV is great. Its a great piece of equipment and all for 175. Cant wait to get the new TV now.
 A joy to use November 10, 2008
R.K. (UK)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I bought this to go with a Panasonic 42" Plasma. The upscaling on DVDs works well and I've no idea how blu-ray could be '4 times better'. The recorder is easy to use and there are significant improvements in this compared with an early model. I particularly like the 'series record' function and the way it saves all the episodes of a series in a group folder with just one click. I had a good experience with the free delivery from Amazon of both items - but had to shop elsewhere for a Cambridge HDMI cable - worth getting from Richer Sounds.
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