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Is there a stand alone DVR that works like a VCR?
I have a Dish Network DVR, how ever I am going to canecl their serivce next month. I wanted to know if there out in the market a stand alone DVR, sort of a VCR that I can manually set to record off air (local tv station). If so, whats is call & where can I buy one. Thank you
>Is there a stand alone DVR that works like a VCR?
Yes. See two examples at links below:
2009-03-01 07:52:20 by Ricardo V
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Do they make stand alone DVR consoles for Televisions?
I have to downgrade my cable package which mean I have to remove the upgrade for the DVR console.
I have to downgrade my cable package which mean I have to remove the upgrade for the DVR console and I would like to purchase onethat doesn't have a monthly fee associated with it.
You mean like Tivo? It's a standalone DVR unit which isn't dependent on your television source (can be any cable company, satellite, over-the-air broadcast). Tivo charges a monthly fee though but you can buy lifetime ones on eBay (but they're expensive.) The company doesn't sell lifetime subscriptions any more. I have a Tivo and I love it. The Tivo Series 3 can record HDTV while anything before the Series 3 only record standard TV.
You can also build your own by getting a tuner card for your PC and using a Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Media Edition, GBPVR (Windows compatible, free), MythTV (Linux compatible, free). There are others that cost money that I haven't tried. I've used Media Edition and GBPVR and was satisfied with it. Some tuner cards come with software that has basic functions.
If you build your own, you won't have to pay a monthly subscription.
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Can I use a stand alone DVR with basic cable?
I'm in college and we only get basic cable (nothing digital that I know of). I'm thinking about buying a combo dvd-dvr player (if such a thing is possible) but I don't know if it'll work with my colleges cable service. What do you think?
Hello, I currently own a Tivo Series 2 DVR and I have basic cable (not Digital). I have no problems using it and if you have a computer, you can connect your Tivo Series 2 to it and have it use your internet connect to get the program listings (instead of using a standard phone line). Also once connected to your computer, you can listen to your music or view photos through you Tivo.
Combines functionality of multiple A/V components into a single unit: DVD player/recorder, VCR, and digital tuner, with support for MP3/WMA/JPEG/DivX files
One-touch/programmable recording and playback of DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW formats and VHS cassette; dubbing from DVD to tape and vice versa
Video upconversion of DVD resolution up to 1080p via HDMI output; support for Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound formats
Where can I find a stand alone DVR?
I want a DVR w/ a hard drive, not one that records onto dvd's. I do NOT want one from Tivo, DirecTv, or my cable company! But I would like one that has some kind of basic guide to record from. It would also be good if it could record 2 shows at once and record to VHS (through VCR) capabilities. Also, do all dvr's record live tv to pause and rewind? I heard that Sony and Panasonic make good models, but their websites were no help. I've been searching online (and on here for answers) and I can't find ANY that fit my needs. PLEASE HELP!
Thanks everyone, but I don't want a TIVO b/c of the subscription fee. Plus, I don't have a phone line (cell phone only) and I don't want to have to buy a router for my computer and run the wires all over the place to connect it to my internet. I don't want one from my cable company b/c I'd have to upgrade to digital cable, plus I can't keep/own the box. Thanks anyway.
Also, the only reason I wanted to have a DVR that connects to a VCR is just in case I record a program on the DVR that I want to copy to tape (to transport it or keep permanently).
Uhhhhhhhhh, just buy a Tivo. It is the only one that does everything you want it to do and does it well. The new Series 3 will have dual tuners withoutput to a VCR or DVD recorder.
2006-03-23 23:33:29 by smpumpkins3
Which Stand Alone DVR can I use?
I live in the Dominican Republic and as today I was using a VCR to record my fav. tv programs. It broke and I want to use a DVR instead of a new VCR.
Which DVR can I use, since down here isn't any tivo or tvguide plus service available? Is there any stand alone DVR that I can program as a VCR?
Hi Vger,
My personal favorite is the Philips DVDR3575H.
You can read all about it here - http://www.amazon.com/Philips-DVDR3575H-37-Upscaling-Built/dp/B000P76KXY/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1201902823&sr=8-3
You program it like you did an old VCR but it records on a hard drive.
Norm
2008-01-27 12:20:25 by Vger6
for a security camera system in my business office. Should I go with a computer based DVR or stand alone DVR?
What type of dome cameras are good? Any suggestions?
A computer based dvr, perferrably Microssoft Media Center Pc Edition plugged in to a VCR
E! OnlineBuffy's creator makes his valley of the dollsThe initial five episodes are stand-alone, relatively straightforward, procedurals with a slightly kitsch feel and little or no attempt to either understand Echo's predicament or delve deeper into why she has chosen to sign her life away – the opening May 15th, 2009 by Robert Seidman
Bleacher ReportThe Ultimate Fighter Nine: Episode Seven Reviewby John Shubert (Scribe) I'm back in action this week after DVR issues derailed my review last week. Sorry about that folks. Unfortunately, I didn't come back to much of an episode. This week started out innocently enough with what appeared to be the
Hated it, as someone said before I could have handled it as a stand alone during the season. As a season finale I was tres disappointed. After reading the comments above I might watch it again, because I angrily deleted it from my DVR.
Idol Beat: The Top ThreeBy Ray Cummings in Idol Beat Disclaimer: Thanks to technical difficulties brought about by the crap DVR capture feature of our limp-ass new cable box/provider, I missed the first 15-20 minutes of Tuesday's episode of American Idol.
It was supposed to be good, solid stand alone shows that could be told from beginning to end in 60 minutes. JJ Abrams said that himself to sell the show. It's now going to go off in 9 different directions at once and it might as well be "Lost 2.
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E! OnlineBuffy's creator makes his valley of the dollsThe initial five episodes are stand-alone, relatively straightforward, procedurals with a slightly kitsch feel and little or no attempt to either understand Echo's predicament or delve deeper into why she has chosen to sign her life away – the opening May 15th, 2009 by Robert Seidman
Bleacher ReportThe Ultimate Fighter Nine: Episode Seven Reviewby John Shubert (Scribe) I'm back in action this week after DVR issues derailed my review last week. Sorry about that folks. Unfortunately, I didn't come back to much of an episode. This week started out innocently enough with what appeared to be the
