Yes the EverFocus ECOR4 4-CH DVR w/DVD BURNER will also play your DVd videos.
One can find several websites where one can edit and upload their own videos. One such website is Animoto, a website with a simple interface that allows editing and uploading of videos.
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This also does include its own univeral remote controller which allows you to control all the critical functions on the DVR.
It would not cost extra to use your own DVR with cable from a cable company. However, you would need to make sure you are using a different DVR than what your cable company provides when you order DVR through them. As many times it is common their will be a code to input in order to use the DVR feature, this is the main reason for the need of having a different DVR.
No. The cameras only send an image to the DVR, they don't record on their own.
Video editing capture cards can record home videos on a digital camera. This technology allows the user to edit their own videos without having a professional do it.
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Not unless you want it to. The TV signal is passed simultaneously to the tuner in the DVR and to the TV. If you are watching the channel you are recording, the recording will be happening at the same time. You do not need a TV attached to the DVR, it just becomes harder to see what you are doing. A lot of DVRs have two tuners, so that two different channels can be recorded at the same time. That then allows you to free up the TV tuner to watch a third channel live (not recorded). You can also record two channels and also play back a recorded program, all at the same time. The DVR has it's own antenna input for it's own tuners. It also has an antenna output, which passes the aerial signal to the TV, so it too can share the same antenna. Recorders used to output an RF signal on the output socket (CH35, or tuneable) These days there is no RF signal out from the recorder, this is handled by HDMI or AV cables to the TV.
You're cable TV or Satellite TV provider has to provide you with a dual channel tuner, these are often digital video recorders (DVR's) and have their own recording functionality that also allows you to transfer the recording to a conventional VCR. There are also methods and tricks you can use to transfer digital content from a DVR using a PC with a video capture card or even using a firewire cable such as with the Motorola DVR's
Yes, you can. You can mod your computer and set it up to your TV to act as a DVR. It is up to the cable company whether they will allow you to do this. They may make exceptions, but generally they want you to use their devices.