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Recording digital broadcasts
kitamba
Posts: 4 Newbie
in Techie Stuff
I have an LCD HD-Ready TV with built-in digibox for viewing all freeview channels.
I also have a VCR/DVD Recorder/Player which has an analogue tuner, so I can record [on either VCR tape or DVD disc] the 'terrestrial' channels only [BBC1 & 2, ITV, Channel 4, and a snowy Five], while watching another channel on the TV.
If I install a set top freeview 'digibox' between the aerial and the Recorder/Player, will I then be able to record freeview channels on VCR or DVD, also while watching another channel on TV?
Cheers
Ron
I also have a VCR/DVD Recorder/Player which has an analogue tuner, so I can record [on either VCR tape or DVD disc] the 'terrestrial' channels only [BBC1 & 2, ITV, Channel 4, and a snowy Five], while watching another channel on the TV.
If I install a set top freeview 'digibox' between the aerial and the Recorder/Player, will I then be able to record freeview channels on VCR or DVD, also while watching another channel on TV?
Cheers
Ron
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Yes, but it will be fiddly, you'll have to set two boxes each time and the quality is likely to suffer. For £100 you can get a PVR - simple to programme from the EPG and decent quality recordings (limited by the distinctly average picture quality available on Freeview). Get a twin tuner one and you can record two programmes at the same time and watch a third if you are a true telly addict. They usually allow you to do things like chase-play (start watching a recording before it has finished) and record the programme description from the EPG for when you're looking through weeks later.
Have a look at the forums on Digital Spy and AV Forums for more advice than you could shake a stick at.0
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