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I poped into my local Somerfield in Belper, Derbyshire and they have the Daewoo DR2100P DVD Recorder (DVD+R/RW & DVD-R/RW Recording, 8 hours recording, and VideoPlus) for £69.99 (reduced by £20). There is a multi-region hack widely availabe. Currys have the same model for £79.99

Seems to be a better spec than the cyberhome 1600 on offer at £68.94 at ASDA.

:)

yeah, saw this one in kwik save on saturday.

does anyone know if it has a DV (ilink) input?

much better looking than the cyberlink jobbie too!

Ste.

........is that gasoline i smell?

Curry`s have a spec here though I can`t see anything about DV

# 8 hours digital recording capacity
# DVD+R/RW & DVD-R/RW Recording
# CD/CDR/CDRW/MP3
# DOLBY DIGITAL Audio Quality
# Progressive Scan
# Videoplus
# 2 No Scarts
# DVD/CD Text
# Digital audio output

Here are some spec`s, hope this helps.

Dimensions- Net: 420*50*319mm(w.h.d)

Recording formats -Dvd Video Recording ,Dvd-Video
Recording Disks - Dvd-R,Dvd+Rw,Dvd-R,Dvd-Rw
Recording Time - Approx 1Hour (Hq)
2Hour (Sp)
4Hour (Ep)
8Hour (Sep)

Video Recording Format -
Sampling Frequency: 27mhz,Compression Format:Mpg2

Audio Recording Format -
Sampling Frequency:48mhz,Compression Format:Mpg1,Layer2


Inputs-
Attenna In - U/V-mixed :75 *Unbalanced
Video In - 1.0 Vp-p,Unbalanced
Audio In - -8.8dBm

Outputs -
Video Out - 1.0 Vp-p ,Unbalanced
S-Video Out (Y)- 1.O Vp-p,75*Unbalanced,Mini Din 4Pin x1,C:
0286Vp-p,75*
Component Video Out - (Y) 1.0 V (p-p),75*,Negative Sync,Rca Jack (Y) x1
Progression Scan - (Pb)/(Pr) 0.7 (p-p),75*,Rca Jack (Pb,Pr) x1

Audio Out-
Digital Audio- Coaxial
Analog Audio -2.0Vrms

Spotted on another forum (cant remeber which one) that the cheapie in Tesco (£79.98 jobbie) is a rebranded Yamada 8400. As I remember Yamada are pretty good with plenty of support and updates. One to look out for maybe?

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