DTVPAL DVR

Don't believe the reviews that say you can't transfer out recorded shows. Just put a cable between the video and audio outputs of this unit, and the inputs of a VCR or DVD recorder, and you are good to go.

Great product! Similar to satellite DVR service without the subscription fees. After cancelling my satellite service, I've been looking for almost forever before I stumbled upon this execellent dvr. It has dual tuner for OTA, pauses live tv, and built...

I used to get cable, but the minimum charge that included an HD DVR was nearly $90 per month.  I hated that, since about 90% of my viewing was from the major networks which were available over-the-air for free.  So, this device was perfect, since I...

Due to a lack of useable products, we started off by trying the new TiVo Premiere. You're supposed to be able to use it with over the air antenna but...

There are few easy ways to record digital TV broadcasts. DVRs work only with cable or satellite. But, lo and behold, the DTVPal is a pretty good DVR that works well with broadcast. No fees, no cable, no satellite. My only complaint is the picture...

I bought this for my mom.  In the months leading up to the digital conversion, I wondered what would all the VCR users would do.  I figured that companies would jump in with products like the DTVPal - but they didn't.  I held off buying this for her...

Have been using the DTVPAL DVR to record OTA SD/HD programming in Atlanta for 3 weeks. It works as advertised. Have not seen any the problems reported by others. This unit has firmware F208TALD-N and is plugged into a UPS (battery backup). Watching HD...

The TV Guide data comes automatically over the air (in major areas), as does the clock setting. The menus are well done, easy to use, and reasonably responsive (much more responsive than the comperable TiVo Series 3 HD). The unit is "time based",...