Posts Tagged ‘Digital’

PCM-M10 Portable Digital Recorder

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Probably the closest thing to a professional recording studio in the palm of your hand. I’m not all that easy to impress but this device is truly amazing. Highly recommended.

The PCM-M10 is a 96 kHz/24-bit recorder with electret condenser stereo microphones, 4 GB of internal flash memory and a Micro SD/Memory Stick slot. The M10 offers durable metal construction and long battery life using conventional AA alkaline batter…. more.

M-Audio DELTA 44 24/96 PCI Digital Professional Audio Card

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

DO NOT— I repeat, DO NOT buy this pci card if you have a Mac G5. It is filled with pops and clicks. It IS NOT a reliable way to record/listen to audio. At first, it worked great with my pc, but when I had them alter the software for Mac G5 (for $50) it does not work hardly at all. Buy a firewire audio card if you have a G5.

A complete 4 in–4 out 24-bit / 96kHz full-duplex recording system for PC and Macintosh. more.

Why a digital video recorder Compliments A Home Theater System

Sunday, December 13th, 2009

If you are looking for an accessory to maximize the value of your home theater system, look no further than a digital video recorder. Sold under several brands, and also available for rent by some cable companies, a digital video recorder is a device that offers incredible audio and video experience with high quality amateur movies. If you choose a DVR from your cable operator, the drive will be locked in your cable box, saving room designyour home theater system.

A digital video recorder connects easily into your existing home theater with a built in USB and Ethernet. Weighing only around 15 pounds, a DVR records video in digital format on a floppy disk drive that can, depending on the model you choose, record up to 300 hours of television entertainment. DVR can also record two digital channels at once while watching another show. The front panel shows you what isrecorded as it happens, even with the power to your TV off.

The digital video recorder retains sharpness and detail of the original programming if you are able to enjoy your favorite shows and movies using your home theater system anytime you want, just as if they were actually on air. If you have two favorite shows that occur on coming at the same time, your DVR will get both and save them for you, and you can dine at the restaurantknowing that you have the freedom to watch or two if you wish. You can even set the DVR at once to save entire episodes of shows. Imagine how much more you leave your home theater system when you can record programs without having to buy blank media to record!

You can also use a digital video recorder with your home theater system to pause and control live TV by rewind, fast forward, or any other functions you're used to yourVCR to the scene.

Some new TVs sold have DVR capability built into them. This could be a good option if you're in the market for a new series to complement your home entertainment system. A digital video recorder can save you time and maximize your television viewing.