That's to badStuart Sweet said:Not that I know of.
They don't"wcwman18" said:Anyone know if the newer HD DVR's have a port for firewire?
No adapters or anything that would allow me to firewire capture is their?kiknwing said:They don't
Nope.wcwman18 said:No adapters or anything that would allow me to firewire capture is their?
You can use the composite video output from the HR24 to one of boxes described in the following link:wcwman18 said:Is their a way to capture over firewire with my HR24-100?
With the Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR you can record 1080i video and 5.1 digital audio via the component outputs and digital audio outputs of any D* HD DVR or HD receiver. It works very well.allenn said:You can use the composite video output from the HR24 to one of boxes described in the following link:
http://www.macworld.com/article/39328/2004/07/firewiredigitalvideoconverters.html
If you do not want the SD message displayed from the new HD-UI, you will have to use the component video and an appropriate adapter like the one in this link:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=101&cp_id=10114&cs_id=1011407&p_id=7114&seq=1&format=2
None of these adapters are going give you digital video or HD. Standard Def is the best you can hope for.
Best wishes!
Yup i have the 1212 its very versatile.jayerndl said:With the Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR you can record 1080i video and 5.1 digital audio via the component outputs and digital audio outputs of any D* HD DVR or HD receiver. It works very well.
Jay
I am looking for something that records on the fly MPEG-2 .TS Not sure that this item can do that.Inkosaurus said:Yup i have the 1212 its very versatile.
I use it for recording things off of my receiver (a Dish receiver) and also gameplay off my ps3, and even netflix shows/movies sometimes as well.
If it has component, svideo or RCA jacks the 1212 can interface with it, really the only downside is that the initial file is usually huge (20 minutes of HD= 1gb more or less). But that can be remedied by using a simple converter on your pc and compressing the file.
I'm not sure why you would want MPEG-2. I believe all Directv HD channels are in MPEG-4. The HD-PVR takes the analog component video and encodes on the fly to a H.264 (up to 1080i and 13 Mbits/sec) .ts file format.wcwman18 said:I am looking for something that records on the fly MPEG-2 .TS Not sure that this item can do that.
Thanksjayerndl said:I'm not sure why you would want MPEG-2. I believe all Directv HD channels are in MPEG-4. The HD-PVR takes the analog component video and encodes on the fly to a H.264 (up to 1080i and 13 Mbits/sec) .ts file format.
Jay
Since none of the Directv receivers have firewire output ports, that is a definite no.wcwman18 said:Is their a way to capture over firewire with my HR24-100?
Why won't any of the previously posted suggestions work?CCarncross said:Since none of the Directv receivers have firewire output ports, that is a definite no.
They will, but the initial request to capture over firewire will not....I don't even know why such a question was even asked to be honest..since there is no firewire output. I dont use it for my dvr's, have absolutely no reason to capture video from my dvr's, but I do have a Black Magic Intensity Pro capture card with HDMI ports that I use to capture replays from my XBOX and PS3, they are fantastic devices...it may also work for this, but HDCP may get in the way.allenn said:Why won't any of the previously posted suggestions work?