If you were receiving a broadband analog signal, you could put in a signal splitter after the cable box, one line going to your TV and the other line to the DVR, as each has its own tuner. They would both receive a full choice of channels.
Since you are receiving an encrypted digital signal, and want to two channels to change (for ''both'' the TV or the DVR), you might need two tuners, which essentially "splits" the digital signal to your desired channel across two.
Sometimes cable companies will give you a deal for two converter boxes.
Try looking at the VEG-N video unit by http://www.rtv-veg.com/. It might do what you want.
Channel 2
no
A recording track sheet is a form of document that a recording engineer uses to keep track of what instrument is recorded on what channel of a multi-track recording device.Example: Channel 1- Bass drum, Channel 2- Snare Drum, Channel 3- Hi-Hat Cymbal, etc.
A recording track sheet is a form of document that a recording engineer uses to keep track of what instrument is recorded on what channel of a multi-track recording device.Example: Channel 1- Bass drum, Channel 2- Snare Drum, Channel 3- Hi-Hat Cymbal, etc.
Channel 7 or 49
No
This piece of equipment is used to convert a frequency from one channel to another. This is used in radio operations.
If you are on the channel that is being recorded, just change the channel and a message will pop up asking if you want to stop the recording - select Yes. You can go into the timer for the recording and stop it that way also by selecting Stop Recording.
there is no wii channel but the mail basiclly does the same thing that your looking for
All recording software packages are compatible with seven-channel sound (at the professional level, that is). Consider getting the one with the user interface you like the best.
27, 28 or 999
No, a VGA cable does not carry audio. You will need a converter that has an audio input to add the sound channel to the VGA picture channel.