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  1. Barry

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    These could be subject to change, so do not hold me to them

    HDR 2000T - Dual tuner freeview PVR

    HDD options - 500GB and 1TB

    W 320mm - D 245mm - H 50mm

    External power supply

    Rear connections:

    Antenna in/out
    Composite (RCA) out - Video and Audio
    Scart x 1
    SPDIF
    HDMI
    Ethernet
    USB x 1
    PSU input

    Front Connections:

    USB x 1

    Remote control is same form/factor as DTR 1000T Youview and HDR 1000S freesat freetime products with obviously some button reassignments.

    | Fri 9 Aug 2013 14:36:54 #1 |
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    Barry - 44 minutes ago  » 
    These could be subject to change, so do not hold me to them
    HDR 2000T - Dual tuner freeview PVR

    Barry, any hints as to how it differs from the HDR-FOX T2?

    | Fri 9 Aug 2013 15:22:16 #2 |
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    Believe GUI is similar if not same, no other details at this time, more when I have it.

    | Fri 9 Aug 2013 16:44:57 #3 |
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    Where it says external power supply does that mean a laptop style power brick with low voltage input to the PVR?

    | Fri 9 Aug 2013 20:22:01 #4 |
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    More akin to mobile phone charger you would describe it I guess, PSU plugs directly into mains socket, low power output lead to rear of unit.

    | Fri 9 Aug 2013 20:36:35 #5 |
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    Well that's two hideous things about this:

    External power supply - looks awful if you can't hide mains sockets behind things. Or in my case I'm short of sockets so for neatness and convenience I buy multi way plugs that you can connect up to 4 mains leads into. Which is hopeless if it's not a mains lead but a plug in power supply.

    The DTR-T1000 remote control is the ugliest and nastiness to use of all of the 8 remote controls I currently have. Why Humax have chosen to copy this awful thing is a mystery to me. Maybe it's dirt cheap? The HDR Fox T2 remote is much nicer.

    | Thu 22 Aug 2013 19:14:15 #6 |
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    Owen Smith

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    According to your spec list it doesn't have analogue stereo audio phono outputs. So not only is it not suitable for me (see mains lead problem above), it's now not suitable for my parents since they feed analogue audio to their hifi.

    Lets just hope our HDR Fox T2s keep working then.

    | Thu 22 Aug 2013 19:19:31 #7 |
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    Is Composite (RCA) out, not what you are after?

    Red White (Audio) Yellow (Video)

    | Thu 22 Aug 2013 20:15:54 #8 |
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    Owen Smith

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    Ah, Red/White (RCA) outs for audio is what my parents would need.

    However that is not part of composite out. My parents use the RCA audio outputs plus HDMI to their TV. I'd split this as two items:

    Composite video (RCA) out
    Stereo audio (RCA) out

    Composite is a term applied to video specifically. Composite means nothing in the context of audio. And hey, you can put one more item on the spec sheet doing it my way round.

    | Thu 22 Aug 2013 20:28:36 #9 |
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    Owen Smith - 1 hour ago  » 
    Well that's two hideous things about this:
    External power supply - looks awful if you can't hide mains sockets behind things. Or in my case I'm short of sockets so for neatness and convenience I buy multi way plugs that you can connect up to 4 mains leads into. Which is hopeless if it's not a mains lead but a plug in power supply.
    .....

    I agree, external power supplies are acceptable for battery powered equipment like cordless phones and laptops but to have them supplying fixed equipment like a PVR is tacky.

    | Thu 22 Aug 2013 20:30:22 #10 |

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