- #NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 720P#
- #NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 1080P#
- #NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 SOFTWARE#
- #NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 CODE#
Just in time for Christmas, Neuros is taking a stand, letting you home-record your stuff and watch it the way you want, the way the law allows. That's right, Hollywood's media-savvy technophobes really think that they'll be able to convince Congress to help them with something called the "A-Hole problem." Hey, if the shoe fits.īut Neuros's pocket-sized "Recorder 2" defects from the tacit agreement to withhold better technology from the market. They've even proposed legislation to close the "analog hole" that makes this recording without permission possible. The OSD2 is currently available directly from Neuros, and retails for $250.Thank (or curse) the entertainment companies: they have threatened to sue any company that makes a better digital VCR (they put one manufacturer, ReplayTV, out of business, by sucking up all their dough with legal fees). Enough gear to start developing software, but if you want to actually store any video, you're going to need to drop in a hard drive. Technical Specifications Video Recording: MPEG-4 and ASF Video Playback: MPEG-4, ASF, AVI, DivX, Xvid. It's powered by a Texas Instruments DM6446 "DaVinci" chipset, and includes 256MB of onboard RAM and NAND flash memory. The OSD2 includes HDMI, component, composite, and stereo audio outputs, and features USB 10/100 LAN, serial, and IRBlaster ports and a Wi-fi amtenna connector for communicating with the box. Or because you want to open a hotel on the peak.
#NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 CODE#
Neuros hasn't announced a new bounty for integrating TiVo into the OSD2, but cash prizes are seldom the only reason hackers write their code anyway you don't climb the mountain for a prize, you climb it because it's there. In fact, last year Neuros and (TiVo upgraders) DVRupgrade issued a $3,500 bounty for hackers who could incorporate or compliment TiVo's features. It comes with a port for MorphineTV, a Linux-based TV tuner/HTPC/DVR package, but it practically begs for skilled coders to put their own spin on the system. Its more of a bare bones DVR development kit than a commercial DVR box. Like the OSD, the OSD2 isn't for everyone.
#NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 SOFTWARE#
Of course, it's not meant for videophiles, it's meant for the type of people who write software to benefit videophiles.
#NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 1080P#
Okay, you won't be able to rip your Blu-ray discs to 1080p or record your favorite high-def OTA programs at 1080i, but it'll still store some nice HD video.
#NEUROS MPEG4 VIDEO RECORDER 2 720P#
The OSD2 can encode 720p MPEG-4 video, and upscale it to 1080i on playback.
The OSD2 takes all the appeal of the original OSD (relatively inexpensive, easy to modify, extremely flexible Linux-based operating system), and adds one of the most important features any consumer needs in a DVR: HD video support.
While the first OSD was intended mostly for the Linux community, it became popular as a simple, inexpensive DVR system for consumers. The Open Source Device 2 expands upon the original OSD with a plethora of new features and possibilities for the incessant customizer. Tivo Series 2 TCD649080 DT Digital Video Recorder DVR Tested. If you are a programmer, hacker, or other electronics hobbyist, Neuros might have just the right DVR box for you. Neuros MPEG-4 Recorder 2 Digital Video Recorder NEW IN BOX FREE S&H. Of course, you're probably not a coder, so the option of writing your DVR's software from the ground up isn't that big an issue. Whether it's the box you got from your cable company or your own shiny new TiVo, you're still relying on its built-in interface and pre-programmed features.
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