Thread: Cable and Dvd Recorders
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Old 05-02-2007, 17:55   #5
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Re: Cable and Dvd Recorders
A DVD recorder uses exactly the same technology as in a VCR except that it records on DVDs rather than tapes - all of the same limitations apply.

The only device that can record a different cable channel than the one being watched is the V+ box (like Sky+ HD but for cable).
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