LG 37LT75
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LG Freeview Playback: HD Ready 37 inch digital LCD TV, with integrated 160GB hard drive to pause and rewind live TV.
Features of the LG 37LT75 include:
- Freeview Playback
- 160GB hard drive can record 57 hours of high quality digital TV
- Maximum 86 hours standard quality recording
- Easy to pause and rewind live TV using the remote
- Simple recording of split events (movies split by news bulletins) and entire TV series
- Alternative Instance Information: automatically find and record different showings of a programme if you try to record two programmes that clash
- HD Ready
- Widescreen 16:9 resolution: 1366 x 768
- Handsome high gloss black finish, monitor style TV
- Advanced XD Engine image processing for optimum picture quality
- Contrast ratio 8,000:1
- Intelligent Eye measures the light levels in the room and optimises TV picture accordingly
- XCC – eXtreme Contour Compensation removes picture noise and colour banding sometimes found in moving areas of an image
- Advanced vivid colour by Selective Colour Control
- Unique Dimple Speaker design
- Surround Max surround sound technology with Dolby Digital
- Simplink technology – one remote control for your TV and Home Cinema
- 1080p input for Blu-Ray and HD-DVD players
- 2 x digital tuner
- 2 x HDMI connection
- EZ Cable Management system, to keep those wires under control
LG 37LT75 Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by Nooge on 30/03/2010
Two main issues experienced that would cause me to not purchase this tele if I could go back in time. The programme I am watching is always interupted when another programme is scheduled to be recorded starts. This requires me to either change the channel back to my original programme or the recorded program I was watching. Very tiresome. The second issue is the tele freezing after the first few minutes I start to watch. It is quite similar to your computer freezing. For me, it corrects itself after 1-5 minutes. I paid around £450 thinking I was getting a bargain for the size and features. The picture quality is excellent and if I did not have the need for the hard drive to recored programmes, it would likely suit me fine.
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Reviewed by Brian W. on 13/01/2010
I am most disapointed in the performance of this TV as the other reviews express I have had the same problems with picture freezing for more than a minute, happens when changing channels as well as when changing to recorded progams, not acceptable. Why would anyone want the Channel to change to a recording schedule while in the middlle of watching a program. I am having to use the TV through my Humax PVR to get uninterrupted viewing. I am going to try for a refund. I bought my TV from BEYOND TELEVISION..they were No Help at all they just kept passing the buck. Rubbish Customer Care they will never get any of my money again.
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Reviewed by Beekay1943 on 08/12/2008
Bought this model in November 20907 and am convinced that the scheduled recording interupting your current viewing is a design fault, despite LG's denial. Faults experienced every few days, despite the set having been returned for supposed repair. Have to retune channels about once a month, sound but no picture at start-up, frequent freezing and locking up requiring switching off and one again. After much correspondence with LG, am getting a full refund.
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Reviewed by Ratcatcher's Dog on 07/12/2008
I've had this telly for about three months now, and am very satisfied with it. I got it from DigitalDirect for £587. I haven't had the problems the other reviewers mention (occasionally the picture will freeze, but only for a second). The freeview/PVR menu is easy on the eye and well designed, and pretty much does what is says on the box, with the benefit of being easy to navigate. One gripe is that if you hit the 'record' button by mistake, you can't cancel it: you just have to let the recording go ahead, and wipe it once it's over. The picture is impressive from the built in freeview tuner, good definition in SD, motion is handled well, and blacks look deep and real. Sound is more than adequate, clear and unfussed.
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Reviewed by Himac on 22/10/2008
The picture regularly freezes, control does not respond, have to switch of and on again before in can work. Don't seem to be much advice on how to fix this problem its clare from all the review i read its a design fault. I am disappointed since i spend alot for this tv 8 months ago.
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Reviewed by solent22 on 19/02/2008
What a big disappointment. Despite me having excellent Freeview reception and never missing a recording with my previous HDD, this tv misses 50% of recordings. It switches channels to record a scheduled recording - why would I want to switch, the whole reason for recording a programme is because I'm watching something else. This is most frustrating when you're watching a recording and a scheduled recording starts because it switches and then you have to start your previous viewing from the start. The picture regularly freezes. The sound output options are also poor. I connected the scart to my stereo which is fine for live tv but there's no sound to the scart output when playing back a recording, LG told me it's a feature of the set. Feature? More like design fault. The only other audio out option is digital audio which is probably no good for the majority of people. It's a big disappointment.
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