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DirecTV HR24
$197.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:User interface is fast and responsive. Remote control has RF mode, no need for line-of-sight. Separate ON and OFF buttons on universal remote.
The Cons:Receiver will not pick up antenna broadcast "freeview" content. Runs hot, shouldn't have anything placed on top of it.
The HR24 is a high-end DirecTV HD satellite receiver and DVR, to be released in early 2010 as the successor to the HR23. Among the changes are at least one additional tuner and MoCA technology, which allows the receiver to act as a server for multiple HD streams, meaning one unit could work simultaneously with several TVs in different rooms.
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The device outputs high-definition content in 1080p, 1080i, or 720p, via HDMI or component; composite and digital audio outputs are also standard. Details on DVR capabilities or storage capacity are not yet available.
Features
- 480i/480p/720p/1080i/1080p output
- MoCA technology
- HDMI, component, S-video, composite, RF, and digital audio connections
- DVR
- Pause, rewind, replay live TV
- 3+ satellite tuners
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user interface is fast and responsive
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remote control has RF mode, no need for line-of-sight
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separate ON and OFF buttons on universal remote
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parental controls are easy to set up, very simple
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runs quietly, almost completely inaudible
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processes and decodes low quality satellite signals efficiently
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receiver will not pick up antenna broadcast "freeview" content
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runs hot, shouldn't have anything placed on top of it
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