But the dvd-r in question has a 160 gig hard drive?
You record off tv straight onto the hard drive, just like a dvr, only difference is when the hard drive fills up you can start burning the stuff you've recorded onto dvds.
With dvr's I think you need to plug them into your computer and dump anything you want to keep onto it's hard drive, and then think about burning stuff onto dvds.
Being shit with technology (for a guy anyway) I'd much rather just have a thing that sits on my tv and does everything.
This video processing card really sounds like something I don't need, but then you're not explaining what it does so I don't know.
It's not even that I want to be able to make dvds, I was originally only looking into getting a dvr, but it's not like the extra option of making dvds would be a negative if you have twice as much hard drive space anyway.
If the pvr had twice as much hd space again then yeah, that would make sense, and I'd opt for it over the dvd-r.
But as it stands I'm still confused.
You record off tv straight onto the hard drive, just like a dvr, only difference is when the hard drive fills up you can start burning the stuff you've recorded onto dvds.
With dvr's I think you need to plug them into your computer and dump anything you want to keep onto it's hard drive, and then think about burning stuff onto dvds.
Being shit with technology (for a guy anyway) I'd much rather just have a thing that sits on my tv and does everything.
This video processing card really sounds like something I don't need, but then you're not explaining what it does so I don't know.
It's not even that I want to be able to make dvds, I was originally only looking into getting a dvr, but it's not like the extra option of making dvds would be a negative if you have twice as much hard drive space anyway.
If the pvr had twice as much hd space again then yeah, that would make sense, and I'd opt for it over the dvd-r.
But as it stands I'm still confused.