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Posted by Gunther Gloop on 10/14/06 22:56
{{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
> Thus spaketh Lee Mellows:
>>> The reason why you can watch one analogue channel whilst recording
>>> another is because your TV has an analogue tuner and your recording
>>> device has an analogue tuner!
>>>
>>> Now if you had a TV with a digital tuner and a recording device with
>>> a digital tuner, then you would be able to record one digital
>>> channel whilst recording another.
>>>
>>
>> Or you could buy a twin-tuner PVR like the Humax 9200 and not bother
>> with recordable dvd's at all!
>> HD's are the way to go for home recording, much simpler and more
>> flexible and you can watch one thing while recording another.
>> In fact, with the Humax you can sometimes (depending on Mux's) watch
>> one thing while recording 2 other things. Or even watch a recording
>> back while recording 2 other things. And all without having to use
>> analogue at all.
>
> I have a HDD device, but find having DVD also is very useful, I
> couldn't live with just having programmes on the HDD, the HDD is good
> for time shifting, but there are times when I want to keep the
> recording, and DVD is great for that.
How come there are no HDD DVDRW PVRs? Or are there? ...And if there are...
are there ones that do not cost more than a decent PVR + seperate DVDRW?
....And can it be multiregion please?
That's all I ask.
....Oh, and for it to work well with Sky digital too!
-Kevin.
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