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Ozstock - 160GB HD Twin Tuner PVR $198 + Postage Upto $20

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Ozstock - 160GB HD Twin Tuner PVR $198 + Postage Upto $20
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bargrin on 21/12/2009 - 00:14 ozstock.com.au (279 clicks)

Brand: Supernet
High Definition
Fully MPEG-2/DVB compliant
MPEG-2 HD/SD decoding (MP@HL/ML), easy conversion between SD programs and HD programs
49MHz-870MHz input frequency, bandwidth 6MHz,7MHz & 8MHz software automatic setting
Multi-language menu, auto or manual search function
32 bits true colour On Screen display, easy operation, user friendly menu
EPG, LCN, Teletext and Subtitle function
Channel sorting & editing function, 1000 programs storage space
Dynamic Hi-Fi stereo sound system
Software upgrade via serial connection(RS-232)
PVR Function:

High Definition Tuners
IDE-Type hard disk inside
Up to 20 hours of HD Recording, 60 hours SD Recording
True Twin HD Tuners — record 2 different channels while watching a third recorded one all at the same time!
Programming recording Timer from the EPG
Recording and playback simultaneously
True Dual Channel Recording
160GB hard drive built in
Connections:

HDTV (HDMI) Connector
CVBS, Audio L/R, YPbPr, VGA Connector
S/PDIF Optical Fiber Jack
RS-232 Connector
Package Includes:

1 x High-Definition Digital Terrestrial Receiver and true twin tuner PVR
1 x Remote Control
1 x RCA Video/Audio Cable
1 x YPbPr Component Video Cable
2 x Batteries
1 x User Manual
1 x IEC Connector Cable, Connect IEC-F (Slave Tuner) with IEC-M (Master Tuner) as rear panel showing
1 x HDD 160G

shipping

New South Wales $11.30
Victoria $12.40
Queensland $14.80
Australian Capital Territory $11.30
South Australia $13.30
Northern Territory $19.80
Western Australia $19.60
Tasmania $14.60

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  • kkk on 21/12/2009 - 00:28

    160G IDE inside?

    • portmac on 21/12/2009 - 00:36

      I'm sure it would be a 5.25" SATA drive. (5.25's are commonly used, and I doubt you'd find an IDE these days).

      160GBs is a very small drive for HiDef content. 1 hour of HD is ~12-15GB per hour, so potentially it may only hold 11 hours of recordings.

      Still, it is a cheap twin tuner device, which no doubt could be upgraded to a larger drive down the track.

      • Benmc on 21/12/2009 - 02:56
        +1

        Most hard drives are 3.5" so i don't know where you got 5.25" from??? Its probably an IDE drive since it does say in the product description IDE Hard drive…

        IDE isn't bad. Its just an old and outdated connection for hard drives.

  • bargrin on 21/12/2009 - 00:30

    that bad ?

  • cmcv on 21/12/2009 - 08:09

    Price wise isnt bad, just the IDE, sata would be btr. If anyone finds out which it is would make deal btr if sata.

  • timhn on 21/12/2009 - 09:07
    +1

    It's IDE so it must be at least 3yr old - or 4yo in few more days!

    I would be careful to get this as earlier models are known with issues such as lockup, freeze during recording, etc. Can't tell what model for this model but my friend used to have a Supernet 8000T with IDE HD and it gave him lots of headache so he dump it after 6 months - didn't bother with warranty since he got it from Ebay.

  • blitz on 21/12/2009 - 10:26
    +4

    Run, don't walk, away from Supernet units. They are incredibly heat sensitive, buggy, and prone to capacitor bulging. Ours died a slow death until it wouldn't record, then wouldn't switch off, then wouldn't switch on.

    Avoid. Spend the cash on something else like a Tivo, Beyonwiz or something else. Really.

    I posted my comments in this thread a year ago:

    http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/11109

    • [Deactivated] on 21/12/2009 - 13:16

      Thanks for the heads up on this

  • poopall on 21/12/2009 - 19:01

    Agreed I had 2 units looked the same with different brands , one from Aldi's and the other Supernet, both had power supply issues, this was a few years ago, I would avoid these like the plague, you will regret wasting your money.

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