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Can the Samsung DVD-HR753 be used with virgin

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Old 09-07-2008, 10:02 PM   #1
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Can the Samsung DVD-HR753 be used with virgin

Hi guys im new to the site i was looking at the Samsung DVD-HR753 and was wondering can it be used to record through virgin tv its a pace box. Done a wee search but can find any info.

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Old 10-07-2008, 4:32 AM   #2
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Re: Can the Samsung DVD-HR753 be used with virgin

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Hi guys im new to the site i was looking at the Samsung DVD-HR753 and was wondering can it be used to record through virgin tv its a pace box. Done a wee search but can find any info.

Thanks for any help
If it's a DVD recorder or DVD/HDD recorder then it can record from the pace box. You'll need toconnect it to the second scart socket on the back of the pace box marked VCR.
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Old 10-07-2008, 9:37 AM   #3
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Re: Can the Samsung DVD-HR753 be used with virgin

yeah its a dvd/hd recorder. im taking that you will have to watch what ever your recording and wont be able time different things to record, would i be better off get a v+ box

thanks again for any help
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Old 10-07-2008, 7:44 PM   #4
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yeah its a dvd/hd recorder. im taking that you will have to watch what ever your recording and wont be able time different things to record, would i be better off get a v+ box

thanks again for any help
Yes, it will only record what channel the pace box is tuned to.
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Old 10-07-2008, 8:02 PM   #5
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Re: Can the Samsung DVD-HR753 be used with virgin

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yeah its a dvd/hd recorder. im taking that you will have to watch what ever your recording and wont be able time different things to record, would i be better off get a v+ box

thanks again for any help
I've got the following which I bought in order:

Samsung SH853M ( the 753 is last years model )
LG 32LB75 LCD HD ready TV
V+ box

The V+ wipes th floor with the Samsung in so many ways:
  1. Record 2 programmes whilst watching a third. You can even be watching a programme you previously recorded & it will still execute timer recordings.
  2. Pause / FF / Rewind live TV
  3. Much improved PQ if you have a HD ready TV
  4. Faster VirginMedia menus.
  5. BBCHD access.
  6. Series Record.

The Samsungs suffer from the extreme annoyance that they have to be in stand-by mode or timer recordings won't execute. So you can't be watching a DVD etc.

The V+ only records / playback from its internal HDD, so you'll need a separate DVD player for DVD's.

Take it from a man who has both - get the V+.
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