Philips DVDR7310H/51 Specifications

Philips
Hard disk/DVD recorder

250 GB

DVDR7310H

Hard Disk/DVD Recorder

Record on Hard Disk without having to worry where to store it. Keep what you like on
DVD. Just point-and-select using GUIDE Plus+ and it will record your favourite program
with title information.

Record, transfer or archive conveniently

• Record more than 400 hrs of TV on a 250 GB hard disk

• ShowView for quick and easy programming

Superior audio and video quality

• HDMI output with video upscaling to HD resolution 720p/1080i

Simplicity in recording and playback

• One Touch Pause Live TV freezes the action instantly

• Instant Replay for reliving a live TV moment with one touch

Plays and records what you want

• Dual Media conveniently records on DVD+-R/RW, DVD+R DL

• Plays CD, (S)VCD, DVD, DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW

• Plays MP3, JPEG

Hard disk/DVD recorder

250 GB

Highlights

DVDR7310H/51

One Touch Pause Live TV

Pause Live TV puts you in absolute control.
Onc

e the recorder is turned on, a large built­in memory automatically starts recording the
program you are watching -- allowing you to
pause, replay or save the program, anytime. If
you need to take a break, you can pause your
'live' TV program with just one touch of a
button, and resume watching when it suits you.

Instant Replay

With Instant Replay, you can relive magic
m

ovie moments and super sports scenes -

anytime you want. At the touch of a button,

the hard disk will replay the last 30 seconds.
Skipping backwards further requires nothing
more than pressing the button again.

Dual Media

Philips DVD Recorders support ‘dual media’
rec

ording - the ability to create recordings on
DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW and DVD+R DL
discs. Now you can buy any disc and the Philips
recorder will always create fully compatible
recordings, which can be played by any DVD
player.

HDMI (720p/ 1080i)

HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)
i

s a direct digital connection that carries digital
high definition resolution video as well as
digital multichannel audio. With video
upscaling you can increase the resolution of SD
(Standard Definition) video signals that DVD
uses to High Definition resolutions up to 720p
or 1080i, so you will be able to see more
details thanks to a sharper, more true-to-life
picture. The resulting HD resolution video
output signal can be fed to an HD ready display
through HDMI. HDMI is fully backward­compatible with DVI.