manual for wharfedale dvdr24hd160f 160gb hdd and hdmi

For Wharfedale Dvdr24Hd160F 160Gb Hdd And Hdmi Plus A Choice

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DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVDR, DVDRW, CD-Audio, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD, SVCD, Kodak Picture CD, Copy protected audio CD playback compatibility.

The instructions are not great though and we decided to work it out for ourselves.

It was a present for our mother-in-law (almost 80) and shes got the hang of it now Good value for money.

For Wharfedale Dvdr24Hd160F 160Gb Hdd And Hdmi Plus A Choice

You can get the same model with or without a hard drive plus a choice of hard drive sizes plus you can get it with either a analogue or a freeview tuner.

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My experience of Vestel products in the past has always meant they get returned within a few days.

Ive researched this more since posting, gavtech, and it looks like: PIONEER DVR-LX60D - The KING of DVD recorders: but seems to be discontinued and very pricey now (and difficult to find in multi region).

SONY RDR-HDX970 - Excellent features as its a Pioneer rebrand (but again, as its no longer made, I cant find a new multiregion anywhere online) SONY RDR-DC205 - useless: lacks many essential features and full of annoying flaws which is very surprising for Sony.

PANASONIC DMREX83 - Best all round features, but I believe has worse jaggies than the SonyPioneer.

Any suggestions Oh, and Tosh are out as theyre just Funai rebrands.

LG will not come into my house either, maybe for a LCD monitor or microwave or as part of another companies product, but not anything else.

Ive just returned two brand new units back to ebuyer because these recorders are rubbish.

They cost 65.00 each on clearance which is an indication of their true value.

The proceedure for recording and finalising DVDr etc is ridiculously difficult requiring all sorts of setting and mode adjustments.

You have to reset everything each time you switch it on which is a pain in the.

If you want a simple one touch recorder with basic straightforward controls this is definitely not the recorder for you.

Do yourself a huge favour and buy something else which other users recommend.

I guessed that they turned the power off before leaving for holiday and the wharfedale lost its settings.

I also guessed that this would result in the wharfedale going back to scart mode and that the wharfedale had been originally configured to hdmi.

So when he came back there was no picture via hdmi and he assumed the recorder was faulty.

Anyway I managed to get it for 13.10 plus postage.

I thought even if the recorder itself was faulty Id get a 160gig hard drive out of it.

Thats what the specification says but on one of the pages it says only dvdrrw so not sure which is true another page contradicts again.

It has front av inputs with only composite and no s-video (there is a reason for that) plus DVfirewire input.

Component appears to be strangely setup on the wharfedale if Im reading the instructions correctly if you select interlace the scart gives out RGB but if you select progressive the scart gives out a progressive component output and the manual shows a picture of an adaptor cable that goes from scart to 3 phonos for component and you have to run a seperate audio cable from the two audio phonos to the tv (I bet it would also work from scart as well though).

Neither have I seen any wharfedale owners asking where to get the cable.

Very strange. The scart input socket is configured for RGB I believe but Ive not tried this yet.

The other socket is of course hdmi which can display 576p, 720p and 1080i.

It doesnt do 1080p.

These wharfedales which are actually made by Vestel of turkey are very modular.

Manual For Wharfedale Dvdr24Hd160F 160Gb Hdd And Hdmi