Tema: Primer grabador de DVD con disco duro, sintonizador TDT

integrado, reescalado en HDMI a 720p y 1080i, Pixel plus (también es el primer grabador que lo integra) y grabación de audio digital de 5.1 canales.
Philips, el primer fabricante en sacar al mercado un DVD grabador en Europa se vuelve a adelantar con el primer grabador con sintonizador de televisión digital integrado que permite el reescalado a la alta definición de la señal de los canales de TV, además de ser el primero que graba en sonido digital de 5.1 canales.
Además, dispone de disco duro de 400 GB y guia electrónica de programas, su precio, 844 €, 100 por debajo del Sony HX-1010 que no dispone de sintonizador digital, ni grabación de 5 canales, ni EPG.
Pero como no todo es perfecto, no lee los DIVX ni permite pasar una grabación de DVD al disco duro...

Se me olvidaba: ya está disponible en Electroprecio: www.electroprecio.com/DVD-y-VHS-DVD-Grabador-dvd-grabador-con-disco-duro-philips-dvdr9000-p-684.html?cPath=21_36

pues en electroprecio le ponen 160 gigas... :?

Si pero en otras webs le ponen los 400 gigas, pero lo que no veo es lo del reescalado...

Chao

Hay va la información extraída de la hoja de especificaciones:

With the introduction of this new Cineos 9000 series, Philips brings together all the latest technological innovations in video and audio to provide discerning consumers with an unsurpassed immersive entertainment experience. HDMI™ digital interfaces, Philips’ award-winning Pixel Plus™ picture improvement technology, high definition video up-scaling, Philips SmartAlgo™ optical recording, DVB-T and DAB reception, SACD and 6.1-channel surround-sound are all exploited to the full in the Cineos 9000 series, demonstrating Philips’ continued commitment to letting consumers turn up their multimedia experience.

All of the new Cineos 9000 series separates feature High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI™) outputs to deliver high definition video output resolutions up to 720p or 1080i (1080-line interlaced) for purely digital interference-free delivery of audio and video to A/V receivers, TV sets and flat panel displays.

The DVDR9000H is the first product outside of Philips’ TV range to incorporate the company’s award-winning Pixel Plus technology, utilizing a unique combination of picture improvement techniques to enhance the quality of virtually any video source by adding more detail, depth and clarity to the picture.

Working in a purely digital domain via HDMI signal transmission without any analog signal conversion involved, Philips Pixel Plus employs Philips proprietary artifact reduction and 3D noise reduction for more picture clarity. Additional digital sharpness control and video upscaling significantly enhance the detail and depth of moving edges resulting in a more realistic overall picture quality when connected to any Philips Pixel Plus TV or any other HDMI TV.


To take advantage of the latest high-resolution HDMI connected displays, all three of the new Cineos 9000 separates up-scale standard definition video to 720p or 1080i high-definition picture resolution. Wherever de-interlacing of the video is involved it is performed using Faroudja’s DCDi® (Directional Correlational Deinterlacing) technology to eliminate staircasing in diagonals lines and other jagged-edge artifacts.

To guarantee reliable recording of program material onto optical discs, the DVDR9000H Hard Disk/DVD Recorder features Philips’ new SmartAlgo optical recording algorithm. This intelligent algorithm automatically analyzes the recording properties of any optical disc inserted into the DVD drive and chooses the optimum write-strategy (in terms of parameters such as laser power, write timing etc.) to insure optimum recording quality and maximum playback compatibility whatever make or quality of disc is used.

The integrated DVB-T digital terrestrial tuner in the DVDR9000H Hard Disk/DVD Recorder also makes this unit ready for the roll-out of free-to-air DVB-T broadcast services in countries throughout Europe. Coupled with the DVDR9000H’s HDMI interface, this means that DVB-T signals received via a standard TV antenna are recorded in digital quality and can be played on a TV screen, thereby maintaining unblemished picture quality. Because of the picture enhancement technologies built into DVDR9000H, such as its Pixel Plus processing and video up-scaling, DVB-T pictures can actually be improved over their standard digital broadcast quality.

Cineos 9000 units match their exceptional video quality with an equally superior sound experience. The DVDR9000H’s 5.1-channel digital audio recording capability allows users to capture the original sound from digital multi-channel sources such as satellite receivers and record it to DVD.

Aquí teneis información en castellano de aparato en cuestión:

www.casadomo.com/noticiasDetalle.aspx?c=6&idm=10&pat=10

Y yo pregunto , De donde podemos grabar 5.1 si Digital + no lo emite. Es lo mismo grabar en dolby 2.0 y pasarlo por el Amplificador de A/V mediante el Prologic II , no?

Es de esperar que algún día se emita 5.1 por la tdt.......aunque también es de esperar que emitan en 16:9........y es de esperar que no aparezcan pixelados cada dos por tres........algunos foreros puede que no lleguemos a verlo.........

teneis razón, demasiado aparato para la TV que tenemos en este país.

Es lo mismo grabar en dolby 2.0 y pasarlo por el Amplificador de A/V mediante el Prologic II , no?

Es solo parecido :(

Me parece recordar que había un Siemens de oferta en Carrefour que tb llevaba disco duro, aunque en una unidad aparte