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Stupid question, how do I record DVB-T?
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<blockquote data-quote="PaulR" data-source="post: 716516" data-attributes="member: 176256"><p>You don't need T2 tuners in Spain as you don't have DVB T2 as we do in the uk. This is my exact point about how there are subtle differences across Europe and what works in one country may not work (properly!) in another.</p><p></p><p>In fact DVB T2 is only necessary for HD reception in the UK - SD is transmitted in DVB-T - same as the rest of Europe so the extra expense of the T2 tuners would be wasted. Mine is a Philips (made by Pace) but Humax, Sagecom and others make T2 receivers for the UK now. All irrelevant for Spain though!</p><p></p><p>HPsauce has suggested the Humax PVR9300T and it is indeed a good choice for the UK. It's quite likely to work in Spain (albeit SD only) but unless you've got one to try it's quite an expense for a "maybe".</p><p></p><p>My Spanish is carp but I've done my best. The SPM1000 looks as though it is a single tuner and without its own hard drive although one can be added, presumable externally as a USB device. I would guess that there's only one tuner which would make it more like an old-fashioned VCR as you would have to watch what was being recorded if your own TV didn't have its own tuner. The SPM1200HD looks the same but in HD.</p><p></p><p>They both have characteristics more like a media player device as they can play a wide variety of audio and video formats and have a card reader slot and USB ports.</p><p></p><p>From poking around on Ebay.es I think that what you want is a <em>TDTgrabador</em>. One of the devices I found has the following characteristics:-</p><p>disco duro 500 gb dual tdt grabador wifi Conceptronic </p><p>which I think indicates a hard disc and two tuners. The wifi is for connecting to a network for whatever purpose (possibly as a media centre type device) and I've no idea what Conceptronic is!</p><p></p><p>I'll really have to leave it to others with some Spanish to take it further.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaulR, post: 716516, member: 176256"] You don't need T2 tuners in Spain as you don't have DVB T2 as we do in the uk. This is my exact point about how there are subtle differences across Europe and what works in one country may not work (properly!) in another. In fact DVB T2 is only necessary for HD reception in the UK - SD is transmitted in DVB-T - same as the rest of Europe so the extra expense of the T2 tuners would be wasted. Mine is a Philips (made by Pace) but Humax, Sagecom and others make T2 receivers for the UK now. All irrelevant for Spain though! HPsauce has suggested the Humax PVR9300T and it is indeed a good choice for the UK. It's quite likely to work in Spain (albeit SD only) but unless you've got one to try it's quite an expense for a "maybe". My Spanish is carp but I've done my best. The SPM1000 looks as though it is a single tuner and without its own hard drive although one can be added, presumable externally as a USB device. I would guess that there's only one tuner which would make it more like an old-fashioned VCR as you would have to watch what was being recorded if your own TV didn't have its own tuner. The SPM1200HD looks the same but in HD. They both have characteristics more like a media player device as they can play a wide variety of audio and video formats and have a card reader slot and USB ports. From poking around on Ebay.es I think that what you want is a [I]TDTgrabador[/I]. One of the devices I found has the following characteristics:- disco duro 500 gb dual tdt grabador wifi Conceptronic which I think indicates a hard disc and two tuners. The wifi is for connecting to a network for whatever purpose (possibly as a media centre type device) and I've no idea what Conceptronic is! I'll really have to leave it to others with some Spanish to take it further. [/QUOTE]
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