I'm looking for a PVR with SD (HD even better) input and a HDD. I've tried a Hauppauge HD PVR but its just unreliable and I'd prefer something that doesn't need a computer.
Thanks.
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Thread: HDD PVR?
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HDD PVR?
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your satelight or cable supplier using has these if you want to record tv
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He may not have Sky or Virgin.
Originally Posted by Colin-Roberts
If I were you, I'd be building a small computer in a media center style case to put under the TV and use Windows Media Center on, it's far better than what you'll find in comparison to PVRs from people like Sony:8 Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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12-07-2010, 03:55 PM #4
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Over here we need HD decoder boxes from the cable company to get HD programming, the boxes usually include a PVR. I have a Motorola PVR and I love it!!!! Call your cable company or you could import a TIVO PVR from America!
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I have Virgin but I often watch TV on my laptop or iPod, but removing the HDD from the V+ box breaks the warrantee. Guessing there's not a (popular) product then?
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13-07-2010, 09:26 PM #6
If you have a PS3 you can buy play tv (I think so anyway, I'm sure its a screen recorder).
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Yeah, that doesn't have any input except an aerial though, although for Freeview alone its a good choice.
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