Anyone aware of a non TIVO or DirectTV type DVR w/ HDD that has a HDMI
Component Input?

I'm saying non-TIVO on the assumption that service based DVR are difficult
to program w/o the service

Thanks for any help

Terry

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Anyone aware of a non TIVO or DirectTV type DVR w/ HDD that has a HDMI
Component Input?

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I am a noob - but I found one. so, I registered on this forum just t
reply to this post.

Here is a review of a Mitsubishi DVR with exactly what you need:
http://products.howstuffworks.com/mi...ver-review.htm

Don't know how to create a link.

From Digitalcraze.com site where its on sale for 899+25 shipping - sa
925.
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The seven inputs include one HDMI, two composite video, two S-Video an
three component video inputs. Outputs include one HDMI, one composit
video, one S-Video and one component video, along with two FireWire(R
(IEEE 1394) digital home networking ports.
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In article <rameshufh.2mbjou@nospamplease.com>, rameshufh <rameshufh.2mbjou@nospamplease.com> wrote:
enough.

GMAN;2764645 Wrote:
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That's not all. Actually, it was released in 2004. Yet, I can't fin
anyone who has reviewed it. Its actually available for $600 (with 9
shipping ?) from an outfit (with good reviews) in AZ. But, without an
track record, I don't feel enthused about dumping that much on a 2-
year-old piece of hardware which nobody seems to have heard of.

My Adelphia/Comcast Motorola HD DVR is not much of an improvement i
terms of space however. It can only hold 16 hours of HD programmin
and is constantly behind in responding to the remote. TIVO has reall
made a mess of our expectations by providing a GOOD CONSUMER PRODUC
which is hamstrung by all kinds of redtape

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Interesting unit, especially with the built in DTV tuner. But I agree with
the others that responded to this that it's a bit expensive for its storage
size.


"rameshufh" <rameshufh.2mbjou@nospamplease.com> wrote in message
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Anyone aware of a non TIVO or DirectTV type DVR w/ HDD that has a HDMI
Component Input?

End Quote

I am a noob - but I found one. so, I registered on this forum just to
reply to this post.

Here is a review of a Mitsubishi DVR with exactly what you need:
http://products.howstuffworks.com/mi...ver-review.htm

Don't know how to create a link.

From Digitalcraze.com site where its on sale for 899+25 shipping - say
925.
Quote
The seven inputs include one HDMI, two composite video, two S-Video and
three component video inputs. Outputs include one HDMI, one composite
video, one S-Video and one component video, along with two FireWire(R)
(IEEE 1394) digital home networking ports.
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On 2/22/2007, Mark Harris posted this:
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You successfully created a link that worked for me.

Or do you mean a short link?

IIRC, just go to http://tinyurl.com and follow the instructions - it's
easy (says a man who never does it. Oh well!).

I just looked - yes, it's easy, and they tell you how to create a
button on your toolbar to make it even easier.

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I sure appreciate learning about the Mitsubishi - Never dawned on me
to look at them for a DVR


On Feb 22, 6:47 pm, Gene E. Bloch <spamf...@nobody.invalid> wrote:

WalMart, of all places, is selling a DVR with Component Input and an 80GB
HDD. It's a Polaroid DMR-2001G




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Anyone aware of a non TIVO or DirectTV type DVR w/ HDD that has a HDMI
Component Input?

I'm saying non-TIVO on the assumption that service based DVR are difficult
to program w/o the service

Thanks for any help

Terry