DVR lets you record movies from a v4l interface, under Linux. It is based on avifile and can compress data in a variety of formats, such as Divx;-) or Indeo. Sound is recorded in the same time in mp3 or PCM. Its GUI is built with Qt. With StreamFactory y
A special computer that converts analog computer images to digital images, compresses the images, and then stores them for later viewing. A DVR replaces the time-lapse VCR, multiplexor and switch found in analog CCTV surveillance systems.
Device that records TV shows without tape. A DVR lets you pause and replay live television and, when used with a program guide service such as TiVo®, can find and record shows automatically. Also sometimes called a hard disk video recorder or "personal video recorder" (PVR).
Also known as Personal Video Recorder (PVR), this device records a digital video stream from a video source, storing it on a hard disc drive (HDD). The TiVo box is the most popular DVR. Among most common features: simultaneous viewing and recording, time slip, programmable over-writing.
A device that plays TV, Radio, DVD and other input signals digitally, it records onto a Hard Disk or onto DVD.
A device that stores digital video on a hard-disk drive. TiVo and ReplayTV devices are DVRs.
Digital recording hard drives (E.G. TiVo) which allow viewers to record television programs when they want without video tapes or other removable media. Also known as PVR.
A consumer electronics device that lets you record TV shows and watch them later, with the ability to fast-forward through commercials. The most well known of these devices is the TiVo service.( Webopedia entry for PVR)
This device is capable of accepting one or more video (and sometimes audio) input signals for recording onto digital storage media. A DVR is basically a computer specifically designed to gather and compress video into a digital video format for storage on a hard disk drive or other form of digital media. DVRs are quickly replacing VCR video recorders for security and surveillance purposes without the need for changing tapes. Key differences between DVR and VCR recorders come to available features. Advanced DVRs are capable of accepting multiple video and / audio inputs without the need for bulky and expensive multiplexers or video quads. As well, most DVRs offer built-in motion detection recording (without costly and conspicuous PIR motion sensors), and many can be remotely viewed and played back over the internet. Some models may easily be backed up onto external media for long term archival. These backup methods may include CDs, DVDs, flash media cards, or via USB to a computer or other storage device. AutomatedSurveillance.com offers several DVR models, all selected for their superior reliability, ease of use, quality of manufacture and variety of useful features.
a device, often built into a satellite receiver that will record digital TV signal to an internal hard drive
a hard drive that records and stores satellite TV programming in digital format
a revolutionary device that allows you to record programs from your TV directly to a hard disk
A device that stores video images on a hard drive or other digital storage medium rather than on an analog medium such as a videotape.
a video recording device that uses a hard disk drive or optical disk drive, instead of a VCR tape, to record programs.
A digital video recorder is basically a computer that converts the incoming (analogue) signal from the cameras to digital, and compresses it, and stores it. The DVR replaces the function of a multiplexer (or quad or switcher) and a security VCR. There are many advantages of digital video recorders over their analogue counterparts.
Sometimes called personal video recorders (PVRs), DVRs are hard-drive based recording systems that allow viewers to copy TV programs for later viewing, similar to videocassette recorders. In addition, DVRs can pause live video and automatically record programs based on users' past viewing preferences. Many DVRs come integrated in cable or satellite TV set-top boxes. Some of the latest models include home networking features that allow viewers to access DVR features on TV sets throughout the home. Viewers must pay a monthly fee to use DVR services.
This is a device that records video signal digitally. Normally this is on a large hard drive in the machine. For this reason it is sometimes known as a hard disk recorder (HDR)
A digital video recorder (such as Tivo) stores programs on a hard drive, providing high-quality image/sound and the ability to "pause live TV."
A digital video recorder is basically a computer that converts the incoming (analog) signal from the cameras to a digital signal, which it compresses and stores. The DVR replaces the function of a switcher, quad, or multiplexor and a VCR. There are many advantages of digital video recorders over their analog counterparts.
A consumer device which uses a hard disk drive to record television programs. Also provides pause of live television feature. See PVR.
A digital video recorder (DVR) (or personal video recorder (PVR)) is a device that records video without videotape to a hard drive-based digital storage medium. The term includes stand-alone set-top boxes and software for personal computers which enables video capture and playback to and from disk. Some consumer electronic manufactures have started to offer televisions with DVR hardware and software built in to the television itself.
