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250GB High Definition True Twin Tunner PVR Set Top Box $268 at OzStock Today + Shipping

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Supernet High Definition (HD) digital terrestrial TV receiver and recorder, with a generous 250GB built-in hard disk. And its True Twin Tuner design means you can now record 2 separate channels at the same time, while still able to watch a 3rd recorded one!

Shipping:
Tasmania $16.40
Western Australia $22.60
Northern Territory $22.80
South Australia $14.20
Australian Capital Territory $11.80
Queensland $16.20
Victoria $13.10
New South Wales $11.80

Warehouse pickup available.

Features:
General
Brand: Supernet
High Definition
Fully MPEG-2/DVB compliant
MPEG-2 HD/SD decoding (MP@HL/ML), easy conversion between SD programs and HD programs
49MHz-870MHz input frequency, bandwidth 6MHz,7MHz & 8MHz software automatic setting
Multi-language menu, auto or manual search function
32 bits true colour On Screen display, easy operation, user friendly menu
EPG, LCN, Teletext and Subtitle function
Channel sorting & editing function, 1000 programs storage space
Dynamic Hi-Fi stereo sound system
Software upgrade via serial connection(RS-232)

PVR Function:
High Definition Tuners
IDE-Type hard disk inside
Up to 40 hours of HD Recording, 120 hours SD Recording
True Twin HD Tuners — record 2 different channels while watching a third recorded one all at the same time!
Programming recording Timer from the EPG
Recording and playback simultaneously
True Dual Channel Recording
250GB hard drive built in

Connections:
HDTV (HDMI) Connector
CVBS, Audio L/R, YPbPr, VGA Connector
S/PDIF Optical Fiber Jack
RS-232 Connector

Package Includes:
1 x High-Definition Digital Terrestrial Receiver (PVR)
1 x Remote Control
1 x RCA Video/Audio Cable
1 x YPbPr Component Video Cable
2 x Batteries
1 x User Manual
1 x IEC Connector Cable, Connect IEC-F (Slave Tuner) with IEC-M (Master Tuner) as rear panel showing
1 x HDD 250G

Warranty:
12 Months!

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closed Comments

  • i'm quite interested in picking one of these up, i've been searching for some reviews.. can't seem to find much on it. can anyone recommend this model in particular?

  • +1

    Nope, AVOID these Supernet PVRs. They are RUBBISH. They look great when you get them, sure there are a few problems setting them up, and they seem to work OK for a few weeks.

    But then they stop recording particular channels. Then they freeze, and need a power cycle. Then they stop recording halfway through shows.

    Eventually the PVR side of things stops working altogether.

    I'm saving my cash for a PlayTv for the Playstation. Will never, ever buy a Supernet again.

  • thanks for that feedback blitz — i was tempted for that price- but based on what you have said i'll definitely save my cash instead!

  • I think these type of units are notorious for overheating, which is why you need to get a good branded one - either that or a HTPC

  • A mate bought a Digitec PVR on eBay a while back, and it did indeed run VERY hot. (When the outside case is too hot to hold your hand against without pain, you know that the electronics are going to be aged very quickly.) He was able to fit a neat and simple mod' using a slim 12V cooling fan running off the 5V supply (so that it runs quietly) mounted within the case, above the offending PSU. Since then (and a firmware upgrade) he's been very happy with the unit.
    I scored a Panworld HDT-9750P HD PVR on eBay about 9 months ago for about the same money and with very similar spec's to this Supernet box. It runs quite warm, but not hot to the touch and has masses of ventilation slots. Perhaps I've been lucky, but I've not had a single problem with this PVR and have been very happy with its performance and features for the money.

    Cheers,
    Live Long and Prosper.
    [ :- { )

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