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05-26-2006, 01:57 PM
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Do Koreans use Digital Video Recorders?
It seems that all TV fanatics in America own a DVR. I always here how Tivo has changed a lot of people's viewing habits. Do Koreans use DVRs? I don't remember any of my Korean friends using them.
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05-26-2006, 03:03 PM
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Are these DVR's what they use to record commercial free US TV shows and upload them on the internet? If so, then that's gotta be why. I hardly think there is much demand for Korean dramas. But everyone wants to see the latest TV shows in the states!
 I admit if I were stateside, I'd probably have one, too. Just set it on timer record and record the show commerical free. When I was in college I always missed the shows in the evenings cuz of classes so I'd timer record on my VCR. I guess this is the new and improved thing to do. Also, it's better quality and you never have to buy season DVD's ever again. |
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