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The setup process only takes a few minutes - like all digital TV products, the initial channel scan is the longest step necessary. If you’ve got a Panasonic TV, you’ll be instantly familiar if you’ve used a modern remote control you’ll get used to the DMR-PWT520’s within a few minutes. It’s reasonably large, well labeled and simply laid out. The remote control bundled with this PVR is standard Panasonic fare. There’s also an antenna input (with internal loop-through to the secondary tuner) and an antenna output to any other digital TV device. The box also has 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi built in. The rear of the DMR-PWT520 also houses a second USB port, and Ethernet wired network connection. It does have a single HDMI audio/video output, as well as standalone optical digital and analog stereo audio outputs, so modern TVs and any external sound system should be catered for. Analog video connectors like component and composite are slowly being phased out across most brands, and the PWT520 doesn’t have any. The DMR-PWT520 is roughly on par with competing Blu-ray players and PVRs for connectivity. The only buttons that aren’t hidden behind the fascia are the power and disc eject buttons, which can be found on the front at the top. Looking more like the HW220 than the BWT820, the Panasonic DMR-PWT520 has a mirrored finish on its front, with a single large flip-down panel hiding the tray-loading Blu-ray drive, single-line LCD screen, SD card slot and front USB port.