Can Anyone recommend a PVR to record analogue?
Hi,
On the boarders of Crystal Palace transmitters and Sudbury. Difital is
flaky at best even with a good Sony STB and new professionally spec and
fitted aerial etc.etc.
So resigned to Analogue for the next 4 years. Unless Freesat includes
Channel 5
So VCR/DVD player on last legs but want the advantages of PVR HDD
instead of masses of tapes and the inevitable accidental over recording
or searching for recording as there is no index etc. The HDD should
overcome this if it big enough ?
Quite prepared to use the HDD unit for just a few years and then
upgrade i.e disposable. Would any cheap PVR do?
Your recommendations received with thanks. Will buy separate DVD player
RDD
date: Sat, 09 Feb 2008 23:00:23 +0000
author: rdd
|
Re: Can Anyone recommend a PVR to record analogue?
In message , rdd
wrote
>Hi,
>On the boarders of Crystal Palace transmitters and Sudbury. Difital is
>flaky at best even with a good Sony STB and new professionally spec and
>fitted aerial etc.etc.
>So resigned to Analogue for the next 4 years. Unless Freesat includes
>Channel 5
>
>So VCR/DVD player on last legs but want the advantages of PVR HDD
>instead of masses of tapes and the inevitable accidental over recording
>or searching for recording as there is no index etc. The HDD should
>overcome this if it big enough ?
>
>Quite prepared to use the HDD unit for just a few years and then
>upgrade i.e disposable. Would any cheap PVR do?
>
>Your recommendations received with thanks. Will buy separate DVD player
>RDD
Most HDD PVRs only record digital information from their own internal
digital tuners - the option for recording from an external source is not
offered.
--
Alan
news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com
date: Sat, 9 Feb 2008 23:42:55 +0000
author: Alan
|
Re: Can Anyone recommend a PVR to record analogue?
Alan wrote:
> In message , rdd wrote
>> Hi,
>> On the boarders of Crystal Palace transmitters and Sudbury. Difital is
>> flaky at best even with a good Sony STB and new professionally spec
>> and fitted aerial etc.etc.
>> So resigned to Analogue for the next 4 years. Unless Freesat includes
>> Channel 5
>>
>> So VCR/DVD player on last legs but want the advantages of PVR HDD
>> instead of masses of tapes and the inevitable accidental over
>> recording or searching for recording as there is no index etc. The
>> HDD should overcome this if it big enough ?
>>
>> Quite prepared to use the HDD unit for just a few years and then
>> upgrade i.e disposable. Would any cheap PVR do?
>>
>> Your recommendations received with thanks. Will buy separate DVD player
>> RDD
>
>
> Most HDD PVRs only record digital information from their own internal
> digital tuners - the option for recording from an external source is not
> offered.
Thanks.
How about going down the DVD-/+ R & HDD route? Are there any twin
analogue tuner versions still around?. Or what models should i look for
on ebay?
TIA :)
RDD
date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 01:07:15 +0000
author: rdd
|
Re: Can Anyone recommend a PVR to record analogue?
"rdd" wrote in message
news:13qsji353s6vp5a@corp.supernews.com...
>> Most HDD PVRs only record digital information from their own internal
>> digital tuners - the option for recording from an external source is not
>> offered.
>
> Thanks.
> How about going down the DVD-/+ R & HDD route? Are there any twin analogue
> tuner versions still around?. Or what models should i look for on ebay?
dvd recorders will be single tuner only.
--
Gareth.
That fly... is your magic wand.
http://www.last.fm/user/dsbmusic/
date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 08:53:36 -0000
author: the dog from that film you saw
|
Re: Can Anyone recommend a PVR to record analogue?
rdd wrote:
> Hi,
> On the boarders of Crystal Palace transmitters and Sudbury. Difital is
> flaky at best even with a good Sony STB and new professionally spec and
> fitted aerial etc.etc.
> So resigned to Analogue for the next 4 years. Unless Freesat includes
> Channel 5
>
Sounds like an application for a Tivo...
date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 14:12:54 +0000
author: Peter Watson
|
Re: Can Anyone recommend a PVR to record analogue?
Peter Watson wrote:
> rdd wrote:
>> Hi,
>> On the boarders of Crystal Palace transmitters and Sudbury. Difital
>> is flaky at best even with a good Sony STB and new professionally spec
>> and fitted aerial etc.etc.
>> So resigned to Analogue for the next 4 years. Unless Freesat includes
>> Channel 5
>>
>
> Sounds like an application for a Tivo...
Thanks for the responses.
Last questions, promise :)
A) Some of the DVD recorder HDD have twin tuners - one analogue and one
digital.
Is it possible to record from each tuner simultaneously - i.e one
analogue program and a different Digital program
B) Do these combos time shift even using the analogue tuner?
Thanks again
RDD
date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 20:58:27 +0000
author: rdd
|