DVR
RSS DVRThe 2.5-Inch Hard Disk Drive Delivers Home Entertainment: Trends, Advances and Opportunities in the Consumer Electronics Market
White Paper The DVR in particular presents a rapidly expanding market opportunity for manufacturers. Already, more than a fifth of all U.S.households utilize a DVR (such as Tivo) for recording their favorite shows... [11 Jun 2009]
Security for Education With IP Surveillance Systems
White Paper Comparisons to other technologies like Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and traditional analog systems are also explored. This D-Link solutions brief describes the advantages of Internet Protocol (IP) surveillance systems in... [14 Feb 2009]
RIM chasing Apple with "lifestyle" features?
News But now RIM has upped the ante adding a slew of new customised applications for its smart phones including: a deal with Microsoft to integrate search, MySpace to provide quick access to another social-networking site, TiVo to offer... [12 Sep 2008]
Developing a Feature-Rich Reference Design for Blackfin Based Surveillance DVR
White Paper Analog Devices, Inc. ADI) is an S&P 500 company and a global manufacturer of high-performance integrated circuits used in analog and digital signal processing applications. The significant challenges encountered in extending rich... [28 Mar 2008]
From VCR to IP Surveillance
White Paper The more end-users become familiar with DVR technology, the more they realize that DVR represents just one more step in the ongoing digital evolution of CCTV systems. Innovation continues beyond the... [27 Oct 2006]
Craigslist, Wikipedia founders grapple with big issues
News I do feel it's everyone's patriotic duty to skip commercials, at least political commercials, and I feel it's the DVR manufacturers' patriotic duty to make 30-second skip easier for everyone. At least 1,000 people packed... [14 Mar 2006]
Yahoo! and TiVo tie the TV knot
News While practically a household name, TiVo is fighting to match the success of its brand name with a lasting business model in an increasingly competitive DVR market. and TiVo have partnered to schedule downloads to TiVo... [07 Nov 2005]
Google, Yahoo! could link up with DVR pioneer TiVo
News TiVo's courting of internet search engines comes as the company's fortunes are reviving, thanks to a recent deal with cable giant Comcast that would see the DVR maker co-develop a version of its video-recording service... [19 Apr 2005]
Closed-Circuit TV Over IP
White Paper The Cisco Security department surmounted these difficulties when it transitioned from VCRs to a third-party digital video recorder (DVR) card running on a Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 server platform that Safety and Security... [05 Mar 2005]
TV-Anytime asks Liberty Alliance for digital identity
News TV-Anytime and the Liberty Alliance have announced a programme to set DVR (digital video recording) standards under the slogan 'digital television requires digital identity', promising consumers a wider choice and... [14 Apr 2004]
Windows XP to see double
News Concurrent usage with a set-top box would probably prevent the PC from becoming a digital video recorder (DVR) or a photo album for the TV. With the set-top box functioning in this manner, consumers could use their PCs... [08 May 2003]
TiVo switches off UK sales
News TiVo has confirmed it is scaling down its business in the UK and has stopped manufacturing its digital video recorder (DVR) set-top boxes for sale here. The company quietly pulled the plug on many of its UK operations... [05 Feb 2003]
Microsoft's latest big push - that's entertainment
News The Windows XP hybrid features a second interface for accessing digital media features, including a digital video recorder (DVR) for recording TV shows to the computer's hard drive. Microsoft will announce on Tuesday... [17 Dec 2002]
Sonicblue and TiVo settle patent spat
News Both sides believe in the merits of their respective positions, but the overall success of the DVR category is what is most important to the companies at this time," the two companies said in a joint statement. [11 Nov 2002]
Philips teams up with WebTV on set-tops
News Philips Consumer Electronics is partnering with Microsoft's WebTV subsidiary to develop set-top boxes that include features such as digital video recording (DVR) and Internet services. The companies will base offerings... [07 Jan 2000]
