Copy protection on new HDPVR and DSTV software

I have the Red Pro by the same company, and it allows me to copy off the HDPVR, and even DStv on Demand off the SDPVR just fine onto my HDD Recorder.
 
That sounds promising, Gonna give it a bash, although I have bought the Grex one too. Just awaiting delivery. That one will be for the folks and they record to the HD all the time.
 
Some use Macrovision.....this unit kills that signal.....So now I can record from PVR TO DVD via my DVD recorder. I can also crudely, convert my Bluray discs to DVD for my folks. I rarely use the VHS option.
 
Will this grex thing work if you output to an HTPC with say a tuner card that accepts the connection?
 
Will this grex thing work if you output to an HTPC with say a tuner card that accepts the connection?

Yes, Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video (Y,Pb,Pr) all work with this device.

Grex is a Macrovision Protection Remover or so called Digital Video Stabilizer or Video Clarifyer or Video Filter or Time Base Corrector (TBC) that simply disables Macrovision Protection in video signal. It is a continuation of the popular line of Dimax product DVD Red and DVD Red PRO. Our customers familiar with DVD Red and DVD Red PRO products will find many new and cool features in Grex. Most important of them are native and top quality S-Video support and protected TV channels support.

So there will be no problems with a HTPC.
 
Can you record HD TV with this thing?

AFAIK the HD signal is only available on HDMI. So, you need something that supports HDMI HDCP, like HDFury ;) and of course a HD TV capture card if you want to record to pc.
 
Yes, Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video (Y,Pb,Pr) all work with this device.



So there will be no problems with a HTPC.

You can use an old MNET Decoder for this as well, I believe.
 
Can you record HD TV with this thing?

You will need a hd capture card/tuner card like the Hauppauge Colossus or Hauppauage HD PVR (not to be confused with DSTV HD PVR) that will then accept a HD signal that has been stripped of its copy protection by a HD Fury or similar flea market equivalent.
 
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