Yes - almost all DVRs designed to record subscription services record in a proprietary format on their internal (and now, in some cases, external) hard drives, meaning PC 'ripping' of video from the hard drive to a usable format is pretty near impossible currently. In the UK - some guys have found a way of copying material from a standard Sky+ or Sky+ HD hard drive to a much larger drive, allowing existing recordings to be transferred onto a new hard drive you are going to install into your DVR, but this doesn't allow the video material to be replayed on a PC. (In the case of the UK Sky+ this is because the video recorded is still encrypted using the broadcast encryption scheme, it is only decrypted on replay. This allows a dual tuner device to require only a single stream decryption module - as it is a playback not a record function) AIUI some US cable DVRs may have firewire outputs allowing this route to be used for material not flagged as uncopyable?

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It is, however, a somewhat cumbersome process. The Hava recorder,, will allow you to play and re-record to PC recordings that have been made on a DTV HD box. Some quality loss occurs and it is a one to one, real time transfer, (one hour will take one hour), but it is useful for me. I'm a contemporary dance, and HD Video music enthusiast and I have a growing library of excerpts from the HD music channels and also from American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance.

This is nice as allows me to carve out what I don't want. Probably not worth the bother just to save a movie though. Been researching this for the past month or so. Is it still possible to record SD television from a directv DVR plus (R22) to a hybrid TV PVR like a eyetv250, miglia tvmax, or hauppague 950Q?

Feb 10, 2013 - I have a Samsung Smart TV on which I can record and playback TV and radio. However I cannot access the recordings on my PC. Whilst decryption is theoretically possible, they are further protected for Digital Rights. Tickets Announcements Reader Prints Follow Us Apps Epaper Expat.

I know each of these will be able to record HD off of a OTA antennae, but am confused as to what can encode or record from a sattelight receiver. Just want to record shows and put them on my ipod, so Standard definition is fine. I have the eyeTV 3 software which'll work off of any of these devices, but want to make sure that I can get recordings off of the satallight box before purchase. (looking at something like the miglia TV max that'd still work on an old mac mini PPC). I have been recording DirecTV (and Dish Network, before that) standard definition MPG-2 shows for 6 years now, to my PC, with an ATI All-in-Wonder 7500 card and Media Make Center 8.7 capturing program. I then round up enough programs to fill a 4.4Gb DVD-R blank, then 'author' them, using a TMPGEnc authoring program, to remove unwanted segments, ads, etc., before burning them (using ImgBurn program) to DVD-R blanks. I can usually get 2 movies onto a DVD (using 352X480 capture mode), and at 28 cents each DVD, that's 14 cents a movie.

If my wife watches it with me, that's 7 cents a 'ticket.' Plus, I get to keep the movie!:>) digital faq dot com has a complete tutorial, which is where I learned the procedure, those many years ago. I also have developed many tips on using TMPGEnc Authoring, to make the process easy and fast. Still nothing?