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| Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007
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Rep Power: 2 | Like i wanted to know that can get Satellite TV working on my computer and second thing i would like to know that can i save some serials on my computer. I mean rip then while they are being telecasted. I have TV Tunner card. If someone can help me please post here. |
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| Platinum Member | There is no need of ripping. You can directly record them. Just know the recording format - it will stored in Windows AVI format. The cleanest and best format is AVI but it is very disk hungry. 5 minutes = 1 GB. You can then convert them to MPG and MPG2. There are other softwares that convert AVI to MPG (VCD/VHS quality). With MPG the resolution is 320x240 @ 25 frames per second (fps). There are others softwares that can convert AVI to the better format MPG2 (MPEG 2 or DVD quality). The resolution is 640x480 @ 25 fps. On the whole this process may not be worth the time and effort. You can buy a HD recorder (hard disk recorder) for something to the tune of Rs. 9000.
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1. Sony India : RDR-HX720 (RDRHX720) : Details 2. Sony India : RDR-GX220 (RDRGX220) : Details No idea about price. | |
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| Platinum Member | I cannot really say. But HD recorders are different in the way they record stuff. The recording is not in AVI format (5 mins = 1 GB). The recording is in MPEG-2 format (DVD quality) which is compressed. The HDD can store upto 249 hours of programs which is sufficient for most purposes. Once capacity is exhausted, the recorder will overwrite oldest recordings. |
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Rep Power: 2 | This is something really good i would like to get this one.. but i just wanted to ask one thing would this one also work with my present cable connection or would it only work with satellite TV. |
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Some (probably most) HD recorders also have a built-in DVD writer. So this is an easy way of converting home video to DVD. | |
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Rep Power: 2 | I have just one question.. can we attach any other HDD to it... |
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