Record streaming video

Record from your sling box

The Slingbox™ PRO allows you to watch and control up to four video sources—including one HD video source (when used with HD Connect)—from anywhere in the world on your laptop or cell phone. That means you can virtually take your entire home theater with you, including your DVR, digital cable, satellite receiver, and DVD player. With the Slingbox PRO, you’ll be at home wherever you roam.

Multiple Inputs Connect and control up to four video sources, including your DVR, digital cable, satellite receiver, and DVD player.   HD Component Input Connects to any one of your high definition sources for great picture quality on your laptop, desktop, or mobile device.*   Built-in Cable Tuner Features an integrated analog tuner for access to your basic cable line-up without changing your set-top box channel on your home TV.   No Monthly Fees Watch and control your TV and its programming on your compatible cell phone, PDA, laptop or desktop with no monthly subscription fee. * Connecting an HD component source requires an HD Connect cable (sold separately).

SlingPlayer Mobile SlingPlayer Mobile lets you watch and control your TV and all of its programming on your Windows Mobile, Palm OS or Symbian cell phones and PDAs.  Go…   Help Me Choose Need help deciding which Slingbox is for you?  Go…   HD Connect for Slingbox PRO The HD Connect is a cable that enables you to watch your home television’s HD programming by connecting your HD component device to your Slingbox PRO.   Go…

HAVA for Microsoft Media Center MCE Supports both Microsoft Vista and WinXP MCE Creates a virtual networked TV Turner for Media Center PC’s Control HAVA connected video sources through Media Center user interface Utilize Media Center’s PVR/DVR functions: pause, rewind, fast forward and record to hard disk Place- shift your Media Center TV experience without requiring a TV connection in the viewing room

The PC client for HAVA Wireless HD and Platinum HD offers a seamless Media Center plug-in that enables users to watch live TV on their Media Center PC without requiring a TV Tuner card installed in the PC or even having a TV connection any room you wish to enjoy the Media Center experience. That’s right, watch live TV on multiple Media Center PC’s simultaneously using your existing home Ethernet or wireless (802.11a/g) network and create a virtual TV Tuner environment that provides true home media freedom by taking Media Center to any room in house or outside on the deck. Of course all of the Media Center TV features like scheduled recording, pause, fast forward and rewind of live TV are all enabled when using the HAVA Media Center plug-in.  

Easy Setup

Simply connect HAVA up to any video source including HD of course, and launch Media Center. It really is that simple!

CNET Says

• “HAVA really shines for owners of Windows Media Center.”
• “Windows Media Center users may very well find it (HAVA) to be a must-have accessory.”

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David Kull is a computer network specialist.  He has had over 20 years experience working in the computer industry.  He has a business, called Kull’s Computer Service.  He is currently supporting the inland empire in San Bernardino and is looking to expand his business expertise into the Home Theater market.  Currently, his website can be found at http://dkull1234.googlepages.com/kullscomputerservice

John Harris is currently working on building his first Dome Home.  He has attending a 5 day hands on workshop on building a dome home, and was given permission to video tape the course.  He is working puting together a website with his footage.  You can check out his progess at http://mobilemediacenter.servegame.com

David has been working with John on designing a home theater that would use a PC as the main Server in the Home Theater.  Since then, they have discoverd devices like the Hava and Sling player that gives you access to your recorded media anywhere on the internet.  In looking into the types of media that you could broadcast on the internet, they have Discovered Adobes media server.  Being able to stream video in high Definition was one of the features they were looking for.  Converting your DVD’s to MP4 format, you could acheive high quality viewing with a Flash Media player app.  In the process, they also have purchased the Panasonic HDC1 High Definition video camera.  Learning that the video camera stores video in AVCHD format, they needed an application to convert this media into either MP4 or DVD MP2 format to be able to view the videos online.

Nero video provided a great solution to the conversion process.  Sony Vegas 8 Pro also allows editing of the AVCHD footage.  Dissapointed, Adobe is not currently supporting the AVCHD format, even though it was promised to be out in a future release of there software suite.

We have come a long ways in discovering what it takes to do high definition on the internet.

Sony’s Playstation 3 seems to be the easiest solution, though not complete in the media center.
Hava is a great way to record HD TV with the Componet cables (un-encoded video).

Panasonic HDC SD1 Camera

HD Broadcasting device on the internet.