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Revision as of 18:13, 11 December 2014
Contents
videos
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BriteView BV-980H / Zinwell ZAT-980H, Channel Master CM 7000 / DTVPal, Channel Master CM7400 / Entone Amulet 458 (w/ fan), Channel Master DVR+, Digital Stream / RCA DPH1000R, DVICO TViX M6620N, ePVision PHD-VRX/VRX2, iView-3500STB/STBII, the similar Homeworx HW-150PVR and another 4-6 versions under different names using the MStar SoC Philips HDR5710/F7 & 5750 made by Funai, Moxi HD, TiVo Series 3 & HD, TiVo Premiere & Premier 4, TiVo Roamio.
ePVision PHD-VRX2
says No analog channel recording and also not recording from other input
Philips HDR5750 Digital multimedia receiver
has analog tuner but wont record analog (i think)
Does not have A/V inputs, so you can't connect a VCR to it to copy tapes. (mixed info on this)
also, see this link:
The Case of the Disappearing DVD Recorder
Most consumers buy a DVD recorder to record television programs for later viewing. So how are movie studios and cable/satellite program providers conspiring to limit your access to such video recording? The implementation of a copy-protection scheme that severely restricts what you can record and how you can record it.
http://hometheater.about.com/od/dvdbasics/qt/the_case_of_the_disappearing_dvd_recorder.htm
Vonnic DVR-C1104SEFD
It is for CCTV. It could be used like an old VCR for recording television input
