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Toshiba RDXV60 Digital 3 in 1 320GB HDD / DVD and VCR Recorder with Freeview +. | 
| Brand: Toshiba
Category: CE
Buy New: £247.99
as of 6/9/2010 09:47 PDT details
New (7) from £247.99
Seller: powerdirect
Rating:  10 reviews
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16.8
Dimensions (in): 22.4 x 19.4 x 8.2
MPN: RDXV60
Model: RDXV60
EAN: 5017151624998
Release Date: May 19, 2010
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | DVD/-R/-RW/+R/+RW/VHS Record+Play | | • | 320GB HDD | | • | Freeview+ Tuner | | • | Dolby Digital Compatible | | • | 1080p Upscaling |
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Product Description
Enjoy digital TV and record your favourite shows. The RDXV60 is a 3-in-1 digital ready DVD, HDD and VHS recorder making it ideal for those who still have large tape collections or want to transfer old footage to DVD. It features a 320GB hard drive and Freeview+ which gives access to up to 50 digital channels without subscription as well as allowing you to pause and rewind live TV and record an entire series via series link. HDMI makes it easy to connect to your HD TV as well as upscaling standard definition DVDs to near HD. You can also watch DivX movie downloads, view digital photos and listen to MP3s whilst USB connectivity allows you to playback compatible files from your PC and other digital devices.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 10
 installing September 3, 2010
E. Goodwin (Stockport.Cheshire.UK)
easy to install??absolutely not. The instruction leaflet probably appealed to anyone with some technical knowledge but I suspect I am not alone in finding matters very difficult. If you are an elderly lady or gentleman....GET YOUR GRANDSON IN !!!
All-in-one at reaonable price. August 30, 2010
katie33 (Fife, Scotland)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Bought this as a gift for my parents. Fairly easy to set up, but I reckon it would be a bit more complicated for technophobes. Good value for money as there are multi recording formats that are easily identifiable with colour coding. Also great for updating old VHS tapes into more enduring formats. The picture quality is as good as a terrestrial aerial provides, but dvd pictures are sharp and even old VHS recordings look better than expected. Good all-in-one unit that saves on the hassle and mess of multiple cable connections.
Excellent but broke down August 18, 2010
T. J. Smtih (UK)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I taught myself to use this machine, and found that it was excellent. Good to be able to record onto hard drive, also good to be able to connect a usb flash drive to look at photos. However, after seven months it packed in completely, and I have just sent ift back to Amazon. I'm a bit afraid to buy the same again in case the next one broke down out of warranty. By the way, the return of the machine to Amazon was brilliant, via DHL. Very speedy and efficent. But that's not the point; who wants to use the return service anyway!
Terry Smith.
A machine that does what it promises August 16, 2010
J. Lamede (London, UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This was a replacement for an earlier model bought from Amazon which broke down within five months but was replaced with remarkable efficiency, courtesy and speed. (Let's hope the new one doesn't go the same way.) I need it as a temporary recorder for TV progammes, and as a means of dubbing those programmes and an old library of tapes to DVD. To date it has done all these things very well. The massive hard drive should suffice to record as many and as much as I could possibly need. Its only drawbacks are that the dubbing from VCR has to be done in real time (e.g. a two-hour programme will take two hours to dub) and, peculiarly, once you have programmed the recording of a TV show, the drive goes into a rather noisy standby state until the recording is done. All the same, dubbing from HDD to DVD can be done at 'High' speed, taking about one-eighth of full running time, and works very smoothly.
 Five star - except fpr the manual August 7, 2010
Oz
21 out of 22 found this review helpful
I had a head start with this one as I previously owned the RDV48, which my daughter 'borrowed' when her Phillips recorder player broke down. As with daughters, the borrowing became permanent !!!
The RDVX60 is a few steps up from the 48 and it really is an excellent machine. It's a bit quirky with the constant need to verify your decisions. The term are you sure will become second nature to you. Better this way than mis hit a key and lose data.
The addition of the USB input is the icing on the cake as I can use my key fob 8Gb memcard to 'transport' picture and music files from my daughters PC/camera without the need to burn a disc.
The only downside is that damn manual. It does what it says but you need to interpret it clearly, but as I said at the beginning I had a head start with it's predecessors users guide.
My grandaughters have great fun recording their WII and PS3 movements to DVD through the various I/Ps, why I don't know but that's kids for you.
All in all I would fecommend this to anyone who wants a good DVD/VHS/recorder/player with a mass of functionality and features. I have started transferring my old VHS tapes to DVD at last and the one touch/walk away until it's done facility suits me fine.
The 320 GB hard disc is a bit OTT as I doubt I will fill that up in my lifetime. On the RDVX48 I actually recorded the entire last series of Robin of Sherwood in Hi def and had bags of space left. God only knows what to do with the extra capacity.
Nuff said.
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