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Do any of them have 'Record' Capability? Other stuff? Thanks!Cut-Throat
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Plug a tuner card into your HTPC and you can capture analog TV (or cable), ATSC off the air, and Clear QAM digital cable (if available). There's a lot of different cards and USB devices to choose from, some with dual ATSC tuners.
If you want something standalone, check out the DTV Pal (link below).
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See the link...
Hijacking your own thread?
Channel Master:
http://www.frys.com/product/6147839?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG
DVICO:
http://www.digitalconnection.com/Products/Video/tvixM6620NP.asp
Hijacking? Not really.
I still want it to play bluray. Your links do not.
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They have the best video chip. There is also a healthy aftermarket improving
the audio section. Going Bluray next year myself.
Edits: 08/18/10
Oh, yeah, I have an OPPO 83SE, and it works great.
Now I have to say that the first one I got was defective, but OPPO stepped up to the plate. They sent me a new one that worked just perfectly. They have a great customer service department.
I love my current set up.
A 55" Samsung 6000 series.
A Pioneer SC-27
an Oppo 83 SE
a Thorens 125 mkII with a Sumiko Blue Point Special Evo III.
and attendant HDMI and Ps Audio Transcendent IC's.
Oh yeah, and
Monitor Audio Silver RX series, 8's, center, and 1's, along with a Velodyne 12 " sub. in a 5.1 configuration.
It all works great, and I am very, very happy. After years of screwing around with two channel this and that, I have a system that plays all my discs with authority and clarity. I am happy.
Hey YMMV, but I am done.
We'll have to agree to disagree about global warming until the next global cooling scare comes along
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Yes, you can record. But, that means building up a Home Theatre PC around a Blu-ray reader/writer. Get a video card that accelerates AVC etc and does HDMI audio out (and maybe 3D). It'll end up costing more than just a Blu-ray player, though. But you will be able to create a library of BD movies on a hard drive, which can watched using a media player like the WDTV Live.
If you're buying at the cheap end of the market, stay away from no-name brands because they may not provide firmware updates, which could render them unable to play new releases at some point.
If you have a pre-HDMI receiver or pre/processor, consider a player that has multichannel analog outputs.
The AVS Forum has a dedicated thread for individuals who want help choosing the right Blu Ray player for their specific needs.
Some features are useful for some people and not for others. What are you going to do with it and how will you connect it?
Kal
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