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Daewoo DF4700P
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Transfer your VCR collection onto DVD in one simple touch. Improved picture and audio quality with 3D Noise Reduction. Progressive Scan: no flickering which results in a clearer, sharper picture. Dual Support Media; a dual format recorder allows you to buy a diverse selection of media types because of its optimum compatibility. It will support both formats - plus and minus. DVD+/-R and DVD+/-RW. Programme Delivery Control (PDC) ensures that your VCR continues to record even if your chosen programme overruns. Videoplus+. Allows easy recording of programme. One Touch Recording (OTR); a simple, easy to use ‘one-touch' recording procedure. A user friendly menu system with graphical element.
Features of the Daewoo DF4700P include:
- DF4700P DVD and VHS Player
- DVD Recorder Features:
- Playable Disc Type: DVD, DVD+RW, DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD-RW, SUPER VCD, VCD, AUDIO CD, MP3 CD, CD-R, CD-RW, JPEG
- Recordable Disc Type: DVD+R/ DVD+RW /DVD-R/ DVD-RW(Dual Media Support)
- One Touch Copy VCR to DVD, DVD to VCR
- 8 Hours Recording ( HQ: 60'~ SEP: 480')
- One- Touch Record (OTR)
- Dolby/Dts Digital 5.1 Compatible (Passthrough)
- MPEG2 audio (passthrough)
- Video Plus+
- Programme Delivery Control
- 3D virtual surround for 2CH audio
- Progressive scan
- 15 OSD languages
- User friendly unified GUI
- VCR Features:
- Video Plus+
- Programme Delivery Control
- Variable Step Picture Search & Slow
- NTSC Playback on PAL TV
- Power On at pressing any key
- Simplest One Touch Recording
- Digital Auto Tracking
- Power Supply : Ac 200-240v, 50~60hz
Daewoo DF4700P Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by Trish Harewood on 17/09/2009
Have lost the manual and recording on the right station is impossible as can't tell what channel is being recorded. It doesn't give any indication or options.Obviously want to record one side and watch another. There should be a Help button as on computers. Anyone got a manual they clearly don't want. Contact trish.harewood@ntlworld.com Thanks
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Reviewed by Jeremy L on 21/09/2008
I agree with others: timer is not dependable, it turns on and off during recording (a 60-minuute programme only recorded fragments adding up to 40-minutes!), the remote had to be returned as it died, on 'Play' the screen is lined and I have to unplug the aerial for a good picture. If I had known that this was the standard, I would have boought a different make/model.
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Reviewed by Not happy on 05/09/2008
Tried numerous types of DVD's as most seem to fail to load or worse still, play/record for an hour then refuse to finalise. I've wasted hours on this piece of rubbish and wish I never had it.
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Reviewed by Liz on 16/06/2008
I totally agree with all the reviews so far. It's a completely unreliabe machine which stops and restarts all the time during recording. Then it doesn't always switch off after recording. The clock has been known to 'freeze' and on one occasion I couldn't switch off at all except by unplugging. I've had mine for 3 weeks but I'm taking it back to the store for a refund.
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Reviewed by Magnetman on 26/03/2008
the timer refuses to work on DVD or VHS, if you can get it to start recording it stops instantly and tries to re-start again and again. remote control is unbearable, I have poundland remotes of better quality! avoid at all costs
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Reviewed by Benjamin Rahr on 17/01/2008
Rec timer is unreliable
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Reviewed by Charlottein Weimar on 26/12/2007
Three out of three DVD+RW discs have failed after just one or two recordings. This is my first DVD recorder and as I need it to record and rerecord I am concerned at this faiure, The tape side is OK.
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Reviewed by Jammer on 16/05/2007
Seams to crash a lot - just freezes on whatever screen its on when playing DVDs - which means you need to power off at the mains. A bit clunky when loading tapes or disks. Also noisy when changing dvd titles.
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