| Brand PHILIPS |
Type of system DVD Recorder Home Cinema System All the benefits of a Home Cinema system with the added functionality of a DVD recorder. | Total RMS power output 600watts The higher the output, the better a system will sound. | Number of discs 1 Systems that hold more than one DVD or CD can play music or movies continuously - ideal for parties. | DTS Digital Surround Sound Yes Alternative surround sound format to Dolby Digital for DVD movies. | Dolby Pro Logic II Yes Turn anything you watch into sensational surround sound whether from TV, Video or Camcorder. | Dolby Pro Logic No | Dolby Digital 5.1 Channels The surround sound standard for DVD movie discs. | DVD video compatible playback Yes Allows playback of Region 2 DVD discs. | DVD audio compatible playback No | DVDR compatible playback Yes Allows playback of DVD-R discs | DVDRW compatible playback Yes Allows playback of DVD-RW discs | VCD compatible playback Yes Allows playback of Video CDs. | SACD playback No | CD compatible playback Yes Allows the playback of audio CDs | CDR compatible playback Yes Allows the playback of recorded CDs. | CDRW compatible playback Yes Allows play back of recorded CDs | MP3 CD compatible playback Yes Allows you to play MP3 tracks burnt onto a CD from your Home PC. Please not it may be unlawful to copy or download music . | Scart sockets No | Optical inputs No | S-Video output Yes Higher quality picture connection than scart offering improved performance. Separate cables should be used for sound. | Component video output No | Other Features Records onto DVD with no loss of quality Integrated DVD recorder allows you to record your favourite programmes onto DVD discs without losing picture quality. | I-link input for recording from camcorder Digital input that allows you to transfer your most treasured memories from your DV camcorder to DVD disc. | DVD+R/DVD+RW recording format Records onto DVD+R and DVD+RW discs. | Videoplus+ for simple recording Use the numbers printed in TV listings to automatically programme the recording timer - the simple way to record. | Bi-wired speakers for more balanced sound Bi-wiring uses two separate pairs of speaker cable per speaker for separate bass and treble sounds. The result is a more balanced and focused sound. | Spring clip speaker terminals Spring clip terminals are a cost effective way of connecting speaker cable. They can only accomodate small guage speaker cable. | 2 scart socket(s) Simple connection for both sound and picture. For improved picture and sound performance use S-Video or Component connections. | Index Picture Screen Gives you an on-screen overview of whats stored on a DVD disc to easily access recordings. | Headphone socket Enables the connection of headphones. | Remote control included Enables you to operate your equipment from a remote handset | FM/AM RDS tuner with radio station data Displays the name of the radio station you are listening to. | Digital amplifier for crystal clear sound No loss of sound quality from the amplifier as the signal is not changed from digital to analogue. | Passive sub-woofer included An active subwoofer provides powerful bass sounds but requires an extra power socket whilst a passive subwoofer provides bass from the main units amplifier. | 100watts subwoofer power output (RMS) Denotes the power of the subwoofer channel. | 5 speakers included Most Home Cinema Systems will have five speakers to complete the surround sound experience. | 2 Phono input(s) Connect existing equipment such as TVs, Video Recorders and Digital Set Top Boxes to get surround sound from them all. | 1 Phono sockets out For sending Audio signals to external recording devices. | Independant bass and treble controls Adjust the sound of whatever you are listening to by adjusting the bass and mid-range sounds |
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