Hi Rob
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From: Rob Malpass
Sent: Wed 06-10-2010 19:17
To: 'Hampshire LUG Discussion List' ;
Subject: [Hampshire] [Way OT] PVR recommendations
Hi all
First post for a while so sorry it's so OT...
I've had a Freeview PVR for a few years now
On 06/10/2010 19:17, Rob Malpass wrote:
So basically this is the best of both worlds - if I know a programme
(especially radio) is coming on - I can set the PVR to get it. Or if
I've missed something good (I'm a big Radio 4 fan but not in during
the day) - I can get it via iplayer.
Radio p
On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 19:17:09 +0100
"Rob Malpass" wrote:
Hello Rob,
> So basically this is the best of both worlds - if I know a programme
> (especially radio) is coming on - I can set the PVR to get it. Or if
> I've missed something good (I'm a big Radio 4 fan but not in during
> the day) - I c
Hi Rob,
Getting back on topic...:
Have you looked at MythTV?
Not sure whether it covers your use cases in particular but it's a great PVR
(but also a great PITA to set up correctly).
Mind you, getting the appropriate parts might be even more expensive than £350
but it's a great learning expe
Hi all
First post for a while so sorry it's so OT...
I've had a Freeview PVR for a few years now - it mainly records stuff off
the radio - and it does a good job. The problem is that it doesn't have an
ethernet connection and with iplayer now very convenient, I'm very much
thinking of dro
