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Panasonic Dmr-Ubc90egk
Blu-ray player, Blu-ray recorder
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I also use the device with the UPC Digicard - works perfectly and never had any problems. The desired programme can be selected as usual in the TV guide by pressing a button for recording.
However, it has happened that a programme was recorded in encrypted form. However, in most cases it could be decoded in real time. I can only recommend the unit. My favourite function is the possibility to watch all recordings in double speed - with sound. It saves me a lot of time. Sometimes you don't even realise that the recording is running at double speed. Until now, I didn't know of any device that could do that.
digitec
1 month ago
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Yes, you can connect an aerial. This device has a built-in DVB-C and DVB-T2 tuner, and Panasonic states that an external power supply may be required when using an indoor aerial.
So, if you’re referring to a TV aerial for receiving or recording channels, the answer is yes. An indoor aerial will need to be powered.
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digitec
8 months ago
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Yes, you can record signals from your UPC/Sunrise cable connection with the DMR-UBC90EGK. The device has a triple HD DVB-C tuner that is specially designed for cable TV and allows you to record cable TV programmes. You simply need to connect your coaxial cable from the cable connection to the RF-IN connection of the device.
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You cannot record directly to a USB hard drive.
You can use an external hard drive (USB hard drive) in the following two ways:
1. for programmes recorded (on the internal hard drive)
Moving programmes from the internal hard drive to a USB HDD to save storage space on the internal hard drive. The USB HDD must first be registered on this device. A maximum of 8 hard discs can be registered. These hard discs cannot be played on any other device!
2. for data files
Play MP4, JPEG, MP3 etc. on a USB device with this device.
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Dual tuner.
In the simplest case, you have a dual tuner. This is able to convert signals from two different sources (usually aerial and cable) into images!
Twin tuner.
With a twin tuner, it's not so much about the sources, but more about the possibilities: It can receive two channels simultaneously and thus, for example, show a film while another one is being recorded in the background!
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Hello,
I live in Geneva and receive French and Swiss DTT perfectly.
Kind regards
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I don't understand the question! what is it about? Buying, selling or what?
Former user
3 years ago
I can't answer that because I don't use Telekom Entertainment!
Unfortunately, I cannot answer this question because I operate a Panasonic TV.
Coaxial should be easier to do. This signal converter could be used for this purpose:
Digitus Digital to Analogue Audio Conv. (Digital -> Analogue)
Never had any problems recording programmes. Works perfectly.
yes DVD RW is possible...
I archive to BD RW and then transfer this as an M2TS file to an external HDD.
Unfortunately, I cannot answer this question. I ordered the Panasonic for a colleague.
I'm up to date, so I didn't bother with it. Sorry.
I suppose so. I don't have Swisscom but an equivalent product from the antenna cooperative in the village. It works just like UPC used to, you connect it, load programmes and it's ready to record.
Yes, this device can read cd. dvd. blu ray. and blu ray 3D.
I have no problems with it, but I am with Quickline. I can highly recommend the device from my side. Keyword recording is brilliant and I no longer need a TV booklet ;-) Only the missing mute button bothers me. If I want to switch off the sound, I need the TV remote control. But that's complaining at a high level.
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I have exactly this situation with the same Panasonic device. I plugged the TV cable from the socket directly into the device. This way I can record 3 parallel programmes. In the TV set, which has its own tuner, I can watch another, fourth channel directly.
Most of the time. However, sometimes (approx. 1x every 1-2 months) a restart (with interruption of the power supply) is necessary. The rest of the time the unit runs perfectly.
However, digicards are no longer forced (new set top boxes available from upc).
According to Panasonic, the model designation EG is for Germany, Austria and Switzerland, K stands for black colour. 3 channels can be recorded simultaneously.
Former employee
8 years ago
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Under this link http://www.panasonic.com/ch... --> Technical data, the formats that are supported are noted.
Former employee
8 years ago
Yes, you can do this via the web browser.
Unfortunately, there is no "defragment" menu item for the normal user. There must be a hidden maintenance menu. Unfortunately, I do not know how to access it.
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