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What is a DVR?

April 26, 2017DVR

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What is a DVR?

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A DVR (digital video recorder) is a device used to record broadcast TV, cable TV or satellite TV programming. Most digital video recorders use a hard drive for storing programming data. Some people might refer to a DVR as a PVR (personal video recorder). There are four main types of DVR’s; a stand alone unit, a DVR that is integrated into a set top box provided by a cable or satellite TV company, portable DVR’s and DVR’s that are created using components and software in a computer.

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A digital video recorder, or DVR, lets you record programming without videotape. With DIRECTV® DVR you can automatically record shows to view at a later time, pause and rewind live TV and much more. For more details, visit directv.com/dvr.

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A Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is a cable receiver that is capable of recording programming for playback at a later time. DVRs also offer these features: • Pause live programming for up to an hour allowing you to resume where you left off. • Record 2 programs simultaneously while also playing back a third pre-recorded program. • View 2 programs at the same time with the built in Picture in Picture (PIP) feature. • Set the DVR to automatically record your favorite programming. • Instant Replay of live programming. To see a demo of how a DVR works: Interactive Demo.

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A. A DVR from HTC Digital Cable is the latest in digital TV receivers that allows you to store TV programming on a hard disk, enabling you to store shows easily and access this programming at any time. The DVR acts like a souped-up VCR, except that there is no videotape.

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A DVR (Digital Video Recorder) allows you to digitally record, store, and playback your favorite programs. The DVR will manage the (up to four) streams of video coming into your home.