A DVR is short for Digital Video Recorder. The DVR replaces the outdated VCR recorder and converts analog images to digital and stores it in a hard disk for easy management. Its quality and performance is far more advanced than the VCR's limited capabilities.

It's a new DIRECTV receiver that combines the DIRECTV programming service and digital video recording service in one seamlessly integrated product.

It's the most advanced, easy-to-use service available that can digitally record and store up to 100 hours* of television programming without videotape - even 2 shows at once. Tell it once, and it will automatically record your favorite shows every time they air on DIRECTV - even if the network lineup changes. It lets you pause up to 30 minutes, instantly replay, rewind and play back - in normal speed, slow motion or frame by frame - a live DIRECTV broadcast.

DVR Cards enable the user to convert their computer into a Digital Video Recorder. The DVR Card(s) is typically installed in an available PCI slot of a computer. DVR cards are bundled with video surveillance software which allows the user to record and display multiple cameras simultaneously from the camera site or a remote location.

Press the ESC + #4 keys simultaneously to shutdown. Please wait until the unit is shutdown completely before removing the power.

Certainly. We call that activity, "Watch My Shows". The difference here is that your display will be directed to the DVR menu showing you the programs you have recorded. The remote interface will provide you with the appropriate buttons - permitting you to select the show you want to see and begin playing it. Not all equipment has all the codes necessary to control your system the way it should be. Often there are "work-a-rounds" we know about to provide the best possible result.

DVR takes the place of a security monitor, motion sensors, time lapse recorder, multiplexors, video motion sensors, remote view hardware, and accessories. Users can digitally record all video and login remotely to see their cameras.

Intertraff MMS-DVR is a software application for digital video recording that works with network and analogue cameras to provide video monitoring, recording and event management functions for up to 16 cameras. MMS-DVR detects any motion in a set of static images and delivers those changed frames to a mobile phone via MMS. Remote viewing and playback are also possible with MMS-DVR Client. The Client enables remote and easy administration of the software via LAN, WAN or Internet.

As long as you have Connexed supported network cameras, the Connexed system can work in parallel with your DVR giving you the ultimate in video surveillance security – onsite recordings on your DVR and offsite recordings stored safely at Connexed.

Yes, you can record at one TV location while you watch a different program at your present location. Currently, you cannot watch one program on TV 1, a different program on TV 2, and record a different third program. Any recorded program can be viewed from either TV location.

Yes! When you use your remote control to rate the shows you watch, DIRECTV Plus DVR service learns what types of programs you like and dislike. Then DIRECTV Plus DVR service recommends and can even automatically record shows that match your interests. DIRECTV Plus DVR can do that! Just use your remote control to tell DIRECTV Plus DVR your favorite actor, director or category (like drama, comedy or football); then it will find and can record the programs that match your interests.

Most of our DVRs come standard with a 250GB hard drive (unless otherwise noted). Sixteen camera system come with 500GB in raid (redundant) configuration. They also include the software (for setup, local, and remote viewing, power cord, and documentation. PC-based machines also come with the mouse and keyboard. You just need to add the cameras, whatever cable you need, and a computer monitor