The DVR is placed between a source of television signal (set top box or direct cable or TV antenna) and your television set. It allows you to schedule and record / store TV shows from the source and watch them later.
Yes, I have a zmodo 4 channel dvr system. It works nice.
With Dish Network, yes. Your user guide will show you how this process works.
You can play a recorded show from one DVR but you cannot play it on another DVR. A DVR works similar to a computer that is not linked to any other computer or the internet. You may record something on a single DVR and the television it is linked to will save the show you want to watch at the particular time it plays. Then you will be able to go back at a later more convenient time and watch the show as you like. But if you two DVRS' in a house, one upstairs and the other downstairs, you can only play recorded shows on the DVR that you recorded the show on.
The guy who works the controls on a videotape machine. (or in the new awesome tapeless world, the guy who controls the DVR.)
If you need help with your DVR hardware, visit your DVR manufacturer
If you need help with your DVR hardware, visit your DVR manufacturer
An LCD DVR works just like any video recorder such as on a camcorder, your cellphone, or a Webcam. It basically uses the same components and can digitally enhance your television into better quality viewing experience. LCD DVR's cost from $45 to $600 depending on where you buy it. Amazon.com offers a cheaper selection.
there is no such thing as no fee dvr service all dvr services have fees
Normally it would come from your DVR and go out to 2 TV's. I have not seen a DVR with HDMI in.
You can program your DVR with a remote control.
DVR-MS was created in 2004.
The Wii cannot be used as a DVR.