Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Batteries Included: 1 Binding: Electronics Brand: Philips Color: Black EAN: 0609585155206 Label: Philips Manufacturer: Philips Model: DVDR3576H/37 Publisher: Philips Sales Rank: 301 Studio: Philips
Features:
Record all your favorite movies, music & TV programs. Play any media format you want - DivX, MP3s, WMA or JPEGs. Unbeatable convenience of great playability, and the luxury of sharing media files on your TV or home theater system at home.
Bring video to life, 1080p HDMI upconverts to high definition for sharper images with progressive scan component video for optimized image quality.
i.Link carries all audio and video signals via a single cable digitally, with no loss in picture and sound quality. With i.Link digital video input, you can copy your home videos in their original digital picture quality.
Included Accessories: 2 x AAA Batteries, Quick start guide, Remote Control, User Manual, A/V Cable, RF antenna cable.
Product Description: Benefit from the convenience of recording directly onto a 160GB hard disk with this DVD recorder. To keep something longer, simply record your selected programs onto a DVD to enjoy a lifetime of high quality videos. This DVD Recorder supports dual media recording, the ability to create recordings on DVD+R/RW and DVD-R/RW discs. Play virtually any media format you want - whether they are DivX, MP3s, WMA or JPEGs. Experience the unbeatable convenience of great playability, and the luxury of sharing media files on your TV or home theater system - in the comfort of your living room. Simply plug your device into the USB port on your Philips DVD system. Your digital music and photos will be played directly from the device. Now you can share your favorite moments with family and friends. 1080p HDMI upconversion delivers images that are crystal clear. HDMI makes a direct digital connection that can carry uncompressed digital HD video as well as digital multichannel audio, delivering perfect picture and sound quality, completely free from noise. Progressive Scan doubles the vertical resolution of the image, resulting in a noticeably sharper picture. At such a speed, your eye perceives a sharper picture with no line structure. Recording Modes - High Quality (HQ), Standard Play (SP), Standard Play Plus (SPP), Long Play (LP), Extended Play (EP), and Super Long Play (SLP) Recording enhancements - Auto Chapter Marking, Chapter Marker Insertion, Divide, Erase, Manual Chapter Marking, One Touch Record (OTR), Safe Record, and Selectable Index Pictures Playback Media - CD-R/CD-RW, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-R/-RW, DVD-Video, and Video CD/SVCD Compression formats - MPEG2, MPEG1, DivX 3.11, DivX 4.x, DivX 5.x, and DivX 6.0 Compression format - Dolby Digital, MP3, and WMA Dimensions - Width 16.53 x Depth 11.42 x Height 2.32 (420x290x59mm) Weight - 3.4 kg
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - got a good deal on this toy
I bought it from SAM's Club last week for $125, because it was a display unit. So far I am happy with it. With that price, I have nothing to complain.
Rating: - Things to look out for
This unit performs reasonably well. Here are the main downsides:
1. The unit has the ability to record all tracks from a DVD to the HD, as indicated on p.53 of the manual. This would be useful for say dubbing a home movie DVD to HD so you could re-edit or reburn a different disk with different tracks for other family members. If you have say 40 short clips to dub, this feature would be great since you could start it and let it copy all 40 tracks ("titles" in DVD lingo). Unfortunately it doesn't work. Well, it works, but only if the DVD you want to dub from is writable (has room left to record and is not finalized), which will not often be the case. This makes more sense if you are trying to dub from the HD to the DVD. But from DVD to HD? Why is this necessary? The company won't say. They just say it's just not designed to do that even though the manual says otherwise. So instead you have to ... Read More
Rating: - Philips' customer service stinks!
I have an earlier version of this product and love it. I ordered this one on 10/25/08 and Amazon did its usual wonderful job!
However, on 11/21/08 the Philips DVDR3576H/37 failed to record. It failed again on 11/25/08. On 11/26/08 I called the Philips support line. BIG MISTAKE! The operator "Justin" was rude and very unhelpful. "I don't know" was his main response. I asked to talk to a supervisor and he refused. When he finally connected me with "Darrell" he was just as unknowledgeable and just as rude. They refused to honor warranty and refused to exchange product because they "were not convinced" that the product was defective. I have filed complaints with the company and the BBB. Let's see what happens.
Rating: - enjoy the best buy of DVDR
Just received my new DVDR and it's my first Philps product I ever own. I am very pleased with good design by Philips, it had better product and idea than Panasonic. I own many Panasonic product in my home, I was thinking they are better product, I was wrong. Compare this DVDR with Panasonic's DVDR, it totally change my point of view. This set get better reception than Panasonic's DMR-EZ47 or DMR-EZ17(both these have digital turner, but it skip programed recording all the time and frequent lock up). I use same attenna as I used on Panasonic on this Philips DVDR, and no distorted picture at all and getting more HD channels. I like the Hard disc option, it is so convenient and recorded TV shows are all had beautiful picture. AMAZON ship fast and free -another plus! Still trying to know more feature of this set, will update my review for any finding, so far it is 200% satisfy this product.
Now I realized Panasonic ... Read More
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