can i record from directv dvr to dmr-ez47v
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To all, It depends on which service you subscribe to. If you subscribe to AT&T U-Verse, the answer is "NO", U-Verse injects a copyright signal into the broadcast and you VCR believes you are trying to pirate their broadcast. If you have Comcast/Xfinity, then you should be good to go. Hope this helps.
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I have my DVR set up with two inputs . One with the cable wire coming from the cable box into the antenna connection, the other using the red/white/yellow audio/video out from the converter box to the audio/video in on the DVR. I can record a channel coming through the digital source while watching a separate channel on the TV through the other input. If you want to record a scrambled channel where the converter box is required, you'll have to watch that channel. Change the source button on the remote from DTV ( the digital source ) to L1, the converter box signal for non over the air signals. I haven't tried watching the digital signal while recording from the converter box. I'll try and get back to you. I have my DVR set up with two inputs . One with the cable wire coming from the cable box into the antenna connection, the other using the red/white/yellow audio/video out from the converter box to the audio/video in on the DVR. I can record a channel coming through the digital source while watching a separate channel on the TV through the other input. If you want to record a scrambled channel where the converter box is required, you'll have to watch that channel. Change the source button on the remote from DTV ( the digital source ) to L1, the converter box signal for non over the air... » Read More I have my DVR set up with two inputs . One with the cable wire coming from the cable box into the antenna connection, the other using the red/white/yellow audio/video out from the converter box to the audio/video in on the DVR. I can record a channel coming through the digital source while watching a separate channel on the TV through the other input. If you want to record a scrambled channel where the converter box is required, you'll have to watch that channel. Change the source button on the remote from DTV ( the digital source ) to L1, the converter box signal for non over the air signals. I haven't tried watching the digital signal while recording from the converter box. I'll try and get back to you. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. This is a approved (power passing) Direct tv splitter. They won't say it recommend it but it work great. I use it in my RV with a Direct TV DVR with no problems. Just make sure it SWM (SWiM) compatible. With Direct TV (HDTV) only used SWM equipment Sewell HDMI splitters. I hope this helps. Thanks.
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I previously owned a Toshiba DVR that would record,to the hard drive,all cables channels.That was in the analog days.The previously mentioned DVD/VCR recorder will not record anything to DVD or video tape that is on certain cable channels (Discovery,for example).It contains a QAM digital tuner. Are you saying that the Magnovox MDR515H will not record the copyguarded channels,even to it's hard drive ? I do not intend to attempt to make DVD copies,just time shift programming.I know,of course,the DVRs provided by the cable company will do this with all channels provided.
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I have not done so personally, But I believe you can do that with any vhs/dvd machine So long as you have it connected properly. You have to be sure that your DVR gets connected to the VHS/DVD player, Then you should be able to record onto a VHS tape, not a DVD cuz it's not a burner. Hope that helps.
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Here is a link to the 64 bit drivers.http://www.digibuyitnow.com/eBay_download/20154-DVR-driver-64bits.zip
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If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
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You should be able to via the feed off of it but you may run in to restrictions via the HDMI signal being encrypted. But if you can already record on your DVR via an HDMI signal, you should be just fine. Reminder: this does not contain any recording equipment inside, it is strictly made for handling antenna and other signals and pushing out via HDMI.
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I'm not sure. I did not have mine long enough to try that. If you try it & it does could you tell me? The recorders that I've seen other folks use will record it from a DVR, but it's not 720 or 1080. It's only 480( standard def).
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Yes, using AV cables to a dvd recorder. Play program on dvr while recording on dvd recorder. Simple.
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Yes, can record as the program is being broadcast, or later if the program was recorded the on the Direct TV computer box.
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Not sure I checked with directv before I bought dish to make sure it worked with my box. Some of the newer dvr HD boxes wont work as per directv, just double check with directv before you buy it.
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Yes you can, very easy. the build in Zmodo software formats any hard drive you put in the DVR. The interface is through firmware so hard drive does not store the actual software, only the recorded video.
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You can connect wirelessly from the Directv CCK-W kit to your existing wireless router. However, you do need a short Ethernet cable from the kit to the DVR Receiver. I think the previous answer from BB is right on. Actually the setup is pretty straight forward.
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Yes, use the hdmi setting on your dvr and change the settings on your comp to output via dvi.
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Looks like there should be no issue. Cameras are generally universal and I haven't run into any DVR's that won't accept any particular cameras.
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Yes, you can record over-the-air digital channels. The Tivo forums website has a lot of information about using Tivo DVRs. Enjoy