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    Quote Originally Posted by Goallum View Post
    Or you can simply get everything off the torrents.
    I'd rather have my own recordings in HD than spend hours DLing something that usually turns out to be a shoddy one with some parts missing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BeerMan View Post
    some techs told me that DirecTV recordings would be blacked out on DVDs if you were to ever try to burn them on the discs. any truth to this?
    As far as I know this is completely untrue. I have hundreds of old Kings recordings on my hard drive from DirecTV. They aren't in HD but they were recorded from an HD stream. Transferring them to DVD is much more simpler to do than capturing from DVR. A few years ago I bought a Blackmagic Intensity Pro HD capture card so that I could capture the HD recordings from my DVR to my hard drive using the HDMI input. Unfortunately at the time the Balckmagic captgure card only streamed uncompressed HD Content to my Hard Drive and my files ended up being 80 to 120 Gig's (Yikes). So I stopped recording games to my hard drive but since then they have developed motion jpeg software for a compressed capture solution (10 to 12 Gig's. Much better) but I have yet to try it out.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kubrick View Post

    that looks pretty cool. dumb question but what does it tape things on? a disc or what. lord help me, New technology.

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    Anybody got recommendations for just going straight from DVR to disc? I know there are a lot of options, but if you've got something in particular you think is worthwhile, that would be great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TattooedSean View Post
    that looks pretty cool. dumb question but what does it tape things on? a disc or what. lord help me, New technology.
    You hook one end up to your DVR and you hook the other end up to your PC via USB connection. The unit comes with software that allows you record anything being played on TV/DVR in real time.

    There are tons of different recording options which help to control the file size and type for future viewing/editing.

    Here's an example of High Definition video that I transfered from my DVR to my PC:
    - 720p


    Here's an example of semi-standard Defition video that I transfered from my DVR to my PC:
    History of the Kings - YouTube - 480p


    Literally the only downside is that file transfering happens in real-time so if you want to move a 3 hour hockey game from your DVR to your PC for back-up, you must re-watch the entire game.

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