Hello All,
I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to record
the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a range
of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they will
only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone know how
to do this?



Tom

There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your PC
and it disk drive can not easily handle.
"TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx

> Hello All,
> I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
> record
> the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
> range
> of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they will
> only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone know
> how
> to do this?
>
> Tom

Unfortunately, that appears to be the emerging picture. I have gotten four
answers from HP: 2x you can do that but we can't tell you how, 1x you can do
that and we can tell you how at $70/45 min, and 1x you can't do that. I have
the NVDIA 8600 graphics board in my pavillion computer with an HDMI port. I
made the apparently incorrect assumption that if you can output on that port
you can also input. Perhaps you can't. I would be happy with capture and do
not necessarily need to edit. I have tried a number of approaches and none
work.

Tom

"Curious" wrote:

> There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
> inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your PC
> and it disk drive can not easily handle.
> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx

> > Hello All,
> > I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
> > record
> > the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
> > range
> > of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they will
> > only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone know
> > how
> > to do this?
> >
> > Tom

>

No graphics cards that I am aware of also support input on the ports that
they are designed to output on.
That is is like saying can my PC based stereo speaker system also record
what it hears in a room instead of only outputting sound.
"TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8931538A-A86F-48B3-B18B-E418D42CE575@xxxxxx

> Unfortunately, that appears to be the emerging picture. I have gotten four
> answers from HP: 2x you can do that but we can't tell you how, 1x you can
> do
> that and we can tell you how at $70/45 min, and 1x you can't do that. I
> have
> the NVDIA 8600 graphics board in my pavillion computer with an HDMI port.
> I
> made the apparently incorrect assumption that if you can output on that
> port
> you can also input. Perhaps you can't. I would be happy with capture and
> do
> not necessarily need to edit. I have tried a number of approaches and none
> work.
>
> Tom
>
> "Curious" wrote:
>

>> There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
>> inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your
>> PC
>> and it disk drive can not easily handle.
>> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx

>> > Hello All,
>> > I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
>> > record
>> > the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
>> > range
>> > of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they
>> > will
>> > only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone
>> > know
>> > how
>> > to do this?
>> >
>> > Tom

>>

TWS that port is likely designed to allow connection to an HDMI display.
Since it is an output rather than an input, it will not allow video capture.
You will need an HD capture device and loads of resources to do that.

"TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8931538A-A86F-48B3-B18B-E418D42CE575@xxxxxx

> Unfortunately, that appears to be the emerging picture. I have gotten four
> answers from HP: 2x you can do that but we can't tell you how, 1x you can
> do
> that and we can tell you how at $70/45 min, and 1x you can't do that. I
> have
> the NVDIA 8600 graphics board in my pavillion computer with an HDMI port.
> I
> made the apparently incorrect assumption that if you can output on that
> port
> you can also input. Perhaps you can't. I would be happy with capture and
> do
> not necessarily need to edit. I have tried a number of approaches and none
> work.
>
> Tom
>
> "Curious" wrote:
>

>> There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
>> inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your
>> PC
>> and it disk drive can not easily handle.
>> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx

>> > Hello All,
>> > I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
>> > record
>> > the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
>> > range
>> > of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they
>> > will
>> > only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone
>> > know
>> > how
>> > to do this?
>> >
>> > Tom

>>

Intensity ProT

"Add the incredible quality of HDMI to your computer. Intensity features the
latest HDMI technology for the highest quality capture and playback on Windows
or Mac OS X computers. Now you can edit using big-screen HDMI televisions and
video projectors, or capture uncompressed quality from HDV cameras all for only
$249"

http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/


I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!


"TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8931538A-A86F-48B3-B18B-E418D42CE575@xxxxxx

> Unfortunately, that appears to be the emerging picture. I have gotten four
> answers from HP: 2x you can do that but we can't tell you how, 1x you can do
> that and we can tell you how at $70/45 min, and 1x you can't do that. I have
> the NVDIA 8600 graphics board in my pavillion computer with an HDMI port. I
> made the apparently incorrect assumption that if you can output on that port
> you can also input. Perhaps you can't. I would be happy with capture and do
> not necessarily need to edit. I have tried a number of approaches and none
> work.
>
> Tom
>
> "Curious" wrote:
>

>> There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
>> inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your PC
>> and it disk drive can not easily handle.
>> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx

>> > Hello All,
>> > I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
>> > record
>> > the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
>> > range
>> > of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they will
>> > only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone know
>> > how
>> > to do this?
>> >
>> > Tom

>>

A new and very Interesting product that I was not aware of too bad it does
not appear to have the ability to look like a HD tuner card so that it can
input directly to Media Center.
"Cal Bear '66" <xxx@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8B149980-50FB-4F3A-BEE6-7724D241D660@xxxxxx

> Intensity ProT
>
> "Add the incredible quality of HDMI to your computer. Intensity features
> the latest HDMI technology for the highest quality capture and playback on
> Windows or Mac OS X computers. Now you can edit using big-screen HDMI
> televisions and video projectors, or capture uncompressed quality from HDV
> cameras all for only $249"
>
> http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/
>
>
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:8931538A-A86F-48B3-B18B-E418D42CE575@xxxxxx

>> Unfortunately, that appears to be the emerging picture. I have gotten
>> four
>> answers from HP: 2x you can do that but we can't tell you how, 1x you can
>> do
>> that and we can tell you how at $70/45 min, and 1x you can't do that. I
>> have
>> the NVDIA 8600 graphics board in my pavillion computer with an HDMI port.
>> I
>> made the apparently incorrect assumption that if you can output on that
>> port
>> you can also input. Perhaps you can't. I would be happy with capture and
>> do
>> not necessarily need to edit. I have tried a number of approaches and
>> none
>> work.
>>
>> Tom
>>
>> "Curious" wrote:
>>

>>> There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
>>> inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your
>>> PC
>>> and it disk drive can not easily handle.
>>> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx
>>> > Hello All,
>>> > I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
>>> > record
>>> > the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
>>> > range
>>> > of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they
>>> > will
>>> > only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone
>>> > know
>>> > how
>>> > to do this?
>>> >
>>> > Tom
>>>

>
>

Yeah, this sounds like an inevitable evolution in the technology, especially
if you are going to use the computer as a media center. Unfortunately,
laptops have the graphics cards they are assembled with which can not be
replaced. Also, none of the software available will look for input there.

"JW" wrote:

> A new and very Interesting product that I was not aware of too bad it does
> not appear to have the ability to look like a HD tuner card so that it can
> input directly to Media Center.
> "Cal Bear '66" <xxx@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:8B149980-50FB-4F3A-BEE6-7724D241D660@xxxxxx

> > Intensity ProT
> >
> > "Add the incredible quality of HDMI to your computer. Intensity features
> > the latest HDMI technology for the highest quality capture and playback on
> > Windows or Mac OS X computers. Now you can edit using big-screen HDMI
> > televisions and video projectors, or capture uncompressed quality from HDV
> > cameras all for only $249"
> >
> > http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/
> >
> >
> > I Bleed Blue and Gold
> > GO BEARS!
> >
> >
> > "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:8931538A-A86F-48B3-B18B-E418D42CE575@xxxxxx

> >> Unfortunately, that appears to be the emerging picture. I have gotten
> >> four
> >> answers from HP: 2x you can do that but we can't tell you how, 1x you can
> >> do
> >> that and we can tell you how at $70/45 min, and 1x you can't do that. I
> >> have
> >> the NVDIA 8600 graphics board in my pavillion computer with an HDMI port.
> >> I
> >> made the apparently incorrect assumption that if you can output on that
> >> port
> >> you can also input. Perhaps you can't. I would be happy with capture and
> >> do
> >> not necessarily need to edit. I have tried a number of approaches and
> >> none
> >> work.
> >>
> >> Tom
> >>
> >> "Curious" wrote:
> >>
> >>> There is no video capture card that I am aware of that will accept HDMI
> >>> inputs since decoded HD programs require very large bandwith which your
> >>> PC
> >>> and it disk drive can not easily handle.
> >>> "TWS" <TWS@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> >>> news:92314D30-EDD8-4591-9824-94B9D8F663FD@xxxxxx
> >>> > Hello All,
> >>> > I have a satellite DVR that I have to replace to get HDTV. I want to
> >>> > record
> >>> > the movies off the DVR onto my PC using the HDMI input. I have tried a
> >>> > range
> >>> > of programs/settings etc. to no avail. I have tried HP help but they
> >>> > will
> >>> > only do this for $100/hr and no guarentees for success. Does anyone
> >>> > know
> >>> > how
> >>> > to do this?
> >>> >
> >>> > Tom
> >>>

> >
> >

>