I can scan the guide for the next 2 weeks, click on any program and click "Record This". I hook the HD-PVR as a second monitor on my main computer, play the video full screen HD and the PVR captures it as a video on my other capture computer.īoth units also came with "WinTV" which has excellent capping and scheduling capabilities linked to TitanTV and other on-line program guides. I also use the ShowBiz to record internet HD video that can't be downloaded. Strangely, they also give you Arcsoft ShowBiz v3.5 which works great for recording "On Demand" cable. Hauppauge does supply their in-house "Capture" program for recording, but it has always been a buggy attempt to copy Arcsoft's ShowBiz and is still a work in progress. One splitter HDMI out goes to a tv for viewing and the 2nd HDMI goes to the HD-PVR, which is invisible to HDCP, but gets the same signal to record. With the HD-PVR2 1512, HDMI from your cable/sat box is fed to a HDMI splitter which tell HDCP there is a "display only" device connected and HDCP decrypts the signal. The HD-PVR 1212 Component out does not trigger HDCP restrictions. Technically, the HDMI should give better image quality, but both give greats results with 1080 cable sources.Ĭable/Sat HDMI with HDCP is no problem. The newer HD-PVR2 adds HDMI 1080p recording. The older HD-PVR only has Component input, but still 1080i HD. I have been using them for years to schedule and cap programs using only the software supplied by Hauppauge. I have both the original HD-PVR (model 1212) and the HD-PVR2( model 1512). Not sure if the people above actually have ever used the HD-PVR and obviously do not know how to use it. Lately I have found some other, newer products that are pretty impressive. I have used various Hauppauge boxes for several years and continue to use them. One important note: the HD-PVR2 via HDMI does not deal with HDCP. Since then the output files mostly work fine with VRD-for me, at least. The Hauppauge driver situation was a bit of a mess until a year ago, when they released the (still current) driver. It's a different sort of product from a Tivo. Hauppauge Capture does have a recording timer to shut things off after a specified interval. As you might imagine this is hugely inconvenient, which is why many rely on third-party apps. > I assume it has an option for timer recordings.Īmazingly, Hauppauge Capture, the native Hauppauge application, has no provision for scheduling a recording Not only that: it cannot be started from the command line. One more option for your online shopping.Thanks to everyone who came to visit us to view our products.There are some quirks, but it is relatively easy to use. Here you will find reasonable product details. Compatible with Windows XP using Service Pack 3, Windows Vista and Windows 7 and 8. The HD PVR 2 ships with HDMI and component cables and records at video resolutions up to 1080i in real time using a built-in hardware H.264 encoder. Includes HDMI in and out, plus no-delay pass through! It Records video in a high definition H.264 Blu-ray compatible format to your PC from a Set Top box using Component Video, from the Xbox360 using HDMI or from the PS3 using Component Video. Now includes digital audio (SPDIF) and IR Blaster technology for set top box use. Record in HD and upload your best game play to YouTube.
HD PVR 2 is a high definition (HD) video recorder for Set Top boxes or Game Consoles using HDMI or component technology. Records at video resolutions up to 1080i in real time using a built-in hardware H.264 encoder.Records video in a high definition H.264 Blu-ray compatible format to your PC from a Set Top box using Component Video, from the Xbox360 using HDMI or from the PS3 using Component Video.Recorder includes digital audio (SPDIF) and IR Blaster Technology.HD Video Recorder for set top boxes or gaming consoles using HDMI or Component technology.Amazon Sales Rank: #1947 in Personal Computers.Hauppauge 1512 HD-PVR 2 High Definition Personal Video Recorder with Digital Audio (SPDIF) and IR Blaster Technology
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