32 channel video inputs, 16 channel audio inputs, and 1 channel matrix output. The 1st, 9th, 17th and 25th video channels can support max D1(4CIF) realtime recording and other channels can support CIF realtime recording. It can support VGA, HDMI, eSATA, USB2.0 and 8 HDDs.
A Freeview recorder is actually a means to store the actual signal received from the Freeview box. The signal is actually broadcast in digital, so the data playback is very clear, unlike the quality normally associated with a
video player.
Enable to record your favourite TV shows, you will need to buy a Freeview
set top box that comes complete with a hard drive built in. This is actually
readily available. A 160GB hard drive will allow over 100 hours recording so
should be more than sufficient for most peoples needs. This technology is
commonly referred to as digital video recorder, abbreviated to (DVR).
The great thing about a (DVR) is you do not need to worry about extra storage
and the unit can easily be used as an archive system. Also, not forgetting that
the recording itself will not decay overtime.
A Freeview recorder with a twin tuner will allow you to record one
channel whilst at the same time watch another channel. Also worth looking into
is an option called 'series link', this allows you to record your favourite TV
show in sequence, without the need to set your Freeview recorder each time to do
so.
The Freeview service also allows you to pay for subscription channels. The
service is called 'top up tv' and is definitely worth looking into, if you would
like to from time to time take advantage of sporting events, movies etc.
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