Posted 10/02/09 at 12:15:07 PM by The Maximum PC Staff
What would be the best way (time efficient) to capture video from my DirecTV DVR to my PC? I don’t want to capture Hollywood movies—I can buy those. My interest is in capturing the near 100 hours of Brazilian Carnival on my DVR, then editing it down to a “best of” DVD or two. My PC has plenty of USB ports and free PCI-E and PCI expansion slots available.
Read the answer to Jeff's question after the jump.
Posted 09/26/08 at 11:00:00 AM by The Maximum PC Staff
Second Opinion is where readers respond to the Doctor, share their wisdom, correct him if he's wrong, and generally show the world what smart, beautiful people you are.
I can’t agree more with the Doctor regarding his advice to Michael Collins (June 2008) on a TiVo as the best option to extend your DVRing capabilities, especially for transferring recorded programs to a computer. The TiVoToGo feature is great. However, the Doctor’s advice regarding the FireWire ports of most cable DVRs is, as Dwight Schrute would say, “False!”
More after the jump.
Posted 05/28/08 at 01:26:15 PM by The Maximum PC Staff
This month, the Doctor tackles mysterious unrecognized devices, HDCP's colossal headaches, and trying to back up content from your DVR.
Posted 03/17/06 at 02:17:29 PM by Michael Brown
Screw the man in your own special, consumer-y way with an MPEG-4 video recording device that puts DVD's to shame.
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