Humax PVR-8000T

Avis d'expert par : Nathan Taylor (goodgearguide.com.au)

Humax PVR-8000T

One of a new breed of digital PVRs, the Humax PVR-8000T acts as both a digital set-top box and video recorder, storing recorded movies on its internal...

Relatively inexpensive, always-on timeshifting, nice design

No HDTV support, no archival support, could use a larger HD

The Humax PVR-8000T is unspectacular, but does a decent job as both PVR and digital set-top box.

Juin 2005

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Avis d'expert par : Stuart Miles (pocket-lint.com)

Humax PVR-8000T PVR

Humax hope you think the VCR is dead enough to throw your current VHS deck in the dustbin and buy its PVR (personal video recorder) unit as a replacement, forgetting the past in one swift move. On the outside the PVR-8000T is a sleek, shiny box that...

Capable of replacing your VCR; Freeview

Noisy fan; 20hrs is only five 4hr tapes

If you're looking for a PVR this is a good unit to choose. It's cheap, does the job it sets out to do and is easy to install. The addition of Freeview should appeal to terrestrial diehards, giving them the likes of BBC Three and a barebones Sky service...

Fév. 2006

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Avis d'expert par : Don Bradbury (practicalpc.co.uk)

Review: Humax PVR-8000T

Don Bradbury looks at a hard disk video recorder cum Freeview tuner

Integrated Freeview decoder

Not a full EPG

The Humax PVR-8000T looks like a good buy. With full MPEG2 and DVB-T compliance, a PVR with a Freeview tuner built in not only saves on space under the TV but potentially restricts the cash outlay, too, if you don't already have a tape-based video...

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Avis d'utilisateur (avreview.co.uk)

SO MUCH BETTER THAN VIDEO

great piece of kit

picture quality

fan noise

Avr. 2008