COMM:_____Strong SRT5400b High Definition

[Ext User(SalesMart.com.au)]

SalesMart.com.au
Perth, Western Australia
http://www.salesmart.com.au
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Email Contact info on the above site.
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http://www.salesmart.com.au

Strong SRT5400b High Definition
1080i / 720p / 576p / 576i Video Formats
Format change by Remote Control
Simultaneous HD and SD
Dolby Digital Optical and Coaxial
Variable & Fixed Audio Modes
16:9 Fullscreen, 4:3 Letterbox and Full screen
Favourite Channel List
Electronic Program Guide

More detailed info including a picture on what this
unit looks like at:
http://www.salesmart.com.au/pvr/

Strong SRT4900 High Definition
MPEG-4
Terrestrial
PVR Ready

Strong SRT4910 High Definition
MPEG-4
Satellite
Terrestrial
PVR Ready

Strong SRT5392 is a Standard Definition Twin Tuner Terrestrial
Receiver and Personal Video recorder.
Featuring:
250 GB Hard Disk Drive
125 Hours Recording Capacity
Simultaneous 4-Channel Recording and 1-Channel Playback
Time Shift
Picture-In-Picture
USB 2.0 Interface For File Transfer to PC
MP3 Playback

Strong SRT5440
DVB/T, MPEG-2/4, H.264 Compliant
PVR Ready via External USB2 Drive.
Time Shift Record and Playback.

More product info including a picture of what it looks like from the
front and back at:
http://www.salesmart.com.au/pvr/

[Ext User(Snapper)]

SalesMart.com.au wrote...

> Favourite Channel List

That'd be useful, when we only have 5 channels to choose from...

[Ext User(h2o)]

On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 07:13:36 +1100, Snapper <snapper1@y7mail.com>
wrote:

>SalesMart.com.au wrote...
>
>> Favourite Channel List
>
>That'd be useful, when we only have 5 channels to choose from...
>

I bought one of these from sm last Fri.
There are many more than 5 channels.
ABC has abc1, 2, 3 and hd20.
7 has a few and 70 hd as do 9 and 90 for hd.
10 for its hd is 1.

Believe you me you'll need to sort them into hd.
This way I can use the up/down to go between each hd channel over
going 90 for 9 hd, 70 for 7 hd 20 for 2 hd and so on.

I have about 20 different channels to sort through.
Fav list is a blessing.

Bought a seagate 500gb sata drive from sm for $128 to fit into a usb2
sata case for $25. Did I pay to much, who knows and who cares.

[Ext User(Snapper)]

h2o wrote...

> >That'd be useful, when we only have 5 channels to choose from...
> >
>
> I bought one of these from sm last Fri.
> There are many more than 5 channels.

So too on an SD digital receiver. However, they are mostly duplicates
airing the same crap. You simply go into channel management and delete the
extraneous ones. No need for a "favorites" list, then.