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The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

blodwin (Competent) posted this on Tuesday, 14th December 2004, 15:11

Hi

Just got mine today and boy is it thin and seems to run cool and no fan or annoying bright lights.
The machine seems well made and very little noise with a good picture from settop box recordings and the tuner has a fine tune setting and is easy to scan / save /swop channels.It is also very quick at erasing a dvd-rw [ quicker than my yamada 8000 ] with a picture as good but the sound is slightly lower output but does have 5.1 for shop dvd,s to use.And a nicam tuner onboard.The down side is only 1 scart for output for the tv everything else is phono sockets and while you do get cables you dont get an in/out scart adapter to connect things like settop boxes.But once connect they work together fine.Have had no disk problems as yet , what works with the yamada works with this machine just as well.The finish is better than the yamada case wise and it is more user friendly .The remote is ok .The only thing now is a hack for multi region it does have the nstc / pal control.
So to sum up i like the machine it looks smart and 55 mm thick and silver in colour.

bye

R.B

Any other problems i will let you know

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

RB (Harmless) posted this on Wednesday, 15th December 2004, 00:36

Hi blodwin

Where did you get the machine from and what was the price?

Thanks

The eyes see, the mouth moves but Mr Brain has long since departed!

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

clayts (Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 15th December 2004, 00:55

Another satisfied Sampo customer, even if the OP doesn`t know it ;)

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RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

blodwin (Competent) posted this on Wednesday, 15th December 2004, 16:41

Hi

I got mine at www.ebuyer.com and the price £142.03 inc vat and p&p [ the cheapest p&p about 3 days from them sending it by citylink ].The date they quoted is the day it arrived.

bye

R.B

No problems with the machine works fine and now multi-region.

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

KDH (Competent) posted this on Wednesday, 15th December 2004, 19:48

Also available at Amazon UK at £139.99 delivered

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

RB (Harmless) posted this on Wednesday, 15th December 2004, 22:45

:) Cheers!!!

The eyes see, the mouth moves but Mr Brain has long since departed!

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

Colinann (Harmless) posted this on Monday, 20th December 2004, 14:08

Hi,

Is there any chance you could let me know what the multi region hack is ?

Thanks

colin&ann

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

blodwin (Competent) posted this on Monday, 20th December 2004, 14:50

Hi

This is the hack i used that was supplied by a member on here a few weeks ago [ thanks again ]

1/ no disk in [ draw open ]

2/ key these numbers 0086000

3/ Press select
Then power off

You should now be able to play multi-region discs.

The original hack supplied to me by CHOAGY on the Hack forum on tuesday 14 th Dec 2004 and will work for some other models as well.

bye
R.B

This item was edited on Monday, 20th December 2004, 14:58

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

Colinann (Harmless) posted this on Tuesday, 21st December 2004, 13:08

Hi,

Thanks for getting back with the hack.

Will try it tonight.

Best regards,

Thanks again,


colin&ann

RE: The BNI 1000R DVD RECORDER first impressions?

nealxxl (Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 23rd December 2004, 22:42

Sounds like a good buy. Whats MP3 playback like. Does it show mutiple directories or do all the songs appear in one? Random/Shuffle facilities?

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