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Humax was one of the first companies to take the recording features pioneered by Ti Vo and Sky+ and then apply them to Freeview. Early models allowed users to simply record Freeview programming to the hard drive, something that was made fairly simple thanks to Freeview's electronic programme guide. But as time changed, so did users' needs - they wanted to be able to watch a different channel to the one they were watching, and they needed more storage. Humax's PVR-9200 T is the logical extreme of this digital dream - it's the most feature-packed and spacious recorder yet. With a 160 GB hard drive, dual tuners and a Dolby Digital 5.1 audio output, this is the power user's machine of choice, unless you have a particularly argumentative family when it comes to TV viewing. Any issues are minor and not enough to spoil the experience - in fact, we can't see Freeview getting any better. Design We don't know if it's the extra tuner or the increased hard-disk space, but the PVR-9200 T is much taller than its predecessor. Strangely, the fascia is split into two sections, with the logo, LCD display and operating buttons all packed on the left, with nothing on the right. It looks almost as if there might be a DVD loader on one side, but instead it folds down to reveal a Common Interface slot (for Top Up TV) and USB (for computer link-up). Ninety-nine per cent of Freeview boxes connect up to your TV via Scart and the Humax is no different. RGB Scart is intended to give you the best quality picture on a CRT TV, but we've moved on and it doesn't cut the mustard any more. Read any of our TV reviews and we'll tell you to use component video when watching DVDs, and although most TVs will passably handle Freeview through Scart, we wish someone would release a box with component outputs. If you've got an older TV, you can use the aerial out instead of Scart, but the picture quality is.
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