PVR

[BrianStephan]

Does a pvr decoder run on AV1 or can it be set to run on a channel?

 

[Smurfatefrog]

You should try using a different thread title

It can be set up on a channel if you use a co-axial cable but the quality will suffer, AV or component cables (if the SDPVR has this output?) are much better

 

[Keeper]

Does a pvr decoder run on AV1 or can it be set to run on a channel?

AV1 is a channel.....

 

[Rouxenator]

HDMI FTW!

 

[labratza]

you dont notice the picture loss really if you have a tube but if you are running lcd then use the AV1 to output. unless you wanna distrubute the signal throughout the house then you can use coax

 

[Rouxenator]

You do not get CD quality stereo audio over RF cable (coax).
AV at least, recommended is HDMI.

 

[labratza]

thats why I say use AV1 at main tv and for distrubutionuse coax

 

[BrianStephan]

Thanx guys because at this moment I have my dvd recorder connected to my pvr which also connects to my surround sound and the problem is that AV1 isnt a channel so u cant set the times you want to record on the dvd recorder u have to do it manually push record and then stop again. We have a normal tv and its connected to all the appliances with the red,white and yellow cables cant for the life of me rember what they called

 

[labratza]

cables are called RCA cables

 

[BrianStephan]

Thanx but that still doesnt answer my q

 

[SirFooK'nG]

Does a pvr decoder run on AV1 or can it be set to run on a channel?

All depends on how you set it up, I have mine running both. I can veiw both channels on the normal Coax on both my TV 1 and 2, and I can view the AV on the TV1 (which feeds from the PVR to my amp to the AV1)

 

[BrianStephan]

IRG we have another tv on the TV2 for duel view would that be y I only can use AV1