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Samsung has announced the arrival of its new Freeview PVR – the BD-DT7800. The personal video recorder is one of the first by Samsung to be hooked up to its Smart Hub offering.
The DT7800 has twin tuners, a 500GB built-in hard drive and it also offers the ability to edit TV programmes once you have recorded them, which means that you can trim them to length and cut out things like adverts.
Because of its web functionality, the DT7800 can also act as a digital media server and there's also Samsung's All Share functionality on board as well as DLNA.
3D conversionAs with many of Samsung's latest products, the company has added some 3D functionality in the form of a 2D to 3D converter – this is the same technology that can be found on Samsung's Smart TVs and latest Blu-ray range.
To go alongside the launch of the DT7800, Samsung is also offering cash back on purchases of the Freeview PVR and also if you buy a BD-D8900, BD-8500 and BD-D8200 Smart Blu-ray player or a SMT-S7800 Freesat PVR. Anyone who purchases these is entitled to £30 cash back.
I want to compress my year-long struggle with Bluray and Samsung into a quick e-mail. I bought my Samsung BD-P2550 back in January. There were a few issues like hanging/freezing that were sporadic enough I attributed it to disc scratches or buggy firmware. I noticed the firmware updates were frequent enough to keep the player so I hoped for the best.
Besides, I was enjoying streaming Netflix movies, ironically, the most entertaining and dependable feature of the player. Waiting was a bad choice because the labor warranty expired and the firmware updates didn't help. Freezing became more frequent. I receive Bluray movies from Netflix and heard about issues but these were flawless - not even dust or finger prints. So, after 6+ months I broke down and sent the unit into Samsung for service.
I get the same player back but supposedly repaired. After about one month the freezing begins again. This happened on regular DVDs as well. So, instead of spending 15 minutes on the phone I tweeted their @samsungservice address and with one message received a new UPS return label. Nice! Surely the second round of repairs would work, right? Unfortunately, that’s why I’m writing this e-mail. I received my same player, again, but apparently their small battery of tests didn’t find the problem.
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