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Originally Posted by stressbox /forum/post/14668907
wajo -- overt here.
My 3576, built april 2008, is 090. Wonder if that 093 would be better at compatibility with my DV10?
Would a change like this warrant a firmware up date on their site?
Stressed again stressbox
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Originally Posted by buffalofloyd /forum/post/14663101
I got mine from Sam's Club here in Buffalo. They had about 10 or 15 of them. I went through 2 and was unsatisfied with my results and they went back. I've decided I may try a Pioneer DVR660H-K. Only problem is I have to go to Canada to get one. Luckily I am only 10 mins from the border
Good luck, I hope if you find one that gives you the results your looking for.
Cheers,
Jim
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Originally Posted by kenavs /forum/post/14662769
I don't see any mention of the DVDR3576 on the Sams club web site, and my local club seems to be running out with no sign of replacements.
I wonder if the end of the Philips HDD DVD recorders is getting close.
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Originally Posted by montward /forum/post/14670133
I also periodically check the Walmart.com site to check availabity for stores within a 45min driving distance from where I live and for months now, no stores in the Detroit metro area have had any in stock ....when they do show stock, it is gone the next day.
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Originally Posted by wajo /forum/post/14670173
Walmart.com showed out of stock on the 3576 just the other day, now they show In Stock again.![]()
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Originally Posted by wajo /forum/post/14662811
Sams has been pretty "cryptic" about their 3576 order page.
Here's their page for "starting" an order. You have to enter your zip under "Select a Club," pick a local store from a list you create by choosing miles from your zip, then it'll send you back to the first page with a price for in-store pickup and an Add to Cart option.
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Originally Posted by montward /forum/post/14670316
Im surprised Philips didn't snatch you up and have you head up their marketing division for this recorder !!![]()
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Originally Posted by kenavs /forum/post/14670614
I am curious if anyone has any experience with the Maxell DVD+RW 4x disks carried at Walmart.
I have been using mostly DVD+RW in my DVDR3575 and DVDR3576 with good success. Initially Sams Club carried Verbatim 4x, then Sony 4x, but I haven't seen any DVD+RWs at the Sams Clubs I have been to lately. The choices at the local Office Max, Office Depot, and Staples aren't too appealling either (Memorex and house brands).
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Originally Posted by flamike /forum/post/14671133
I unscrewed the antenna connection and reattached it just by one thread,
just enough to keep it on and all the disturbance on the screen disapeared.
So now what is a permanent solution. The wire as it is could fall off at any moment.
Thanks for all your help I never would have thought too strong a signal could be the problem.
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Originally Posted by wajo /forum/post/14642912
With the 3575/3576/2160, you can edit out commercials using Scene Delete, which ends up leaving just the original single title/file, w/o the commercials when you go to watch or dub...
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Originally Posted by gce /forum/post/14688850
Got my GF a 3576 for her B/D. She gets reception OTA with a Zenith-DTT901. She wants to use the DTT901 for her main tuner. So the 3576 will be hooked first from ant. than coming out of the 3576 to the DTT901 than out of the DTT901 to the TV...right?
With the DTT901 on she can watch TV and the 3576 can be recording a show at the same time...right?
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Originally Posted by gce /forum/post/14688850
I got 1 question that I think I already know (just want to make sure I'm looking at Wajo's hookups right).
Got my GF a 3576 for her B/D. She gets reception OTA with a Zenith-DTT901. She wants to use the DTT901 for her main tuner. So the 3576 will be hooked first from ant. than coming out of the 3576 to the DTT901 than out of the DTT901 to the TV...right?
With the DTT901 on she can watch TV and the 3576 can be recording a show at the same time...right?
Oh, I guess thats 2 questions.![]()
Oh BTW, I got the 3576 at Sams in Fullerton CA. They had at least 20 in stock!![]()
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Originally Posted by gastrof /forum/post/14688869
Since you posted about using scene delete to even get rid of "extra bits" from the beginning and end of recordings, I've used that method and it works perfectly.
I'm wondering about one little thing, tho'.
When using the "divide" feature to achieve the same thing, we can then delete the "extra bits" and clear them off the hard drive.
Does "scene delete" also make that hard drive space available for use, or is the data in that space still retained as a part (albeit an invisible part) of the recording we're continuing to save?
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Originally Posted by gce /forum/post/14688850
Oh BTW, I got the 3576 at Sams in Fullerton CA. They had at least 20 in stock!![]()