For many years, VHS tape was the dominant form of watching and sharing video media in America. It was universal, and in LP mode, you could record six hours on a single tape. DVDs have now become the dominant form of media for sharing video content. And although anyone with a computer can burn a DVD, with new technology comes…
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What to Do With a Spare DVR
The home television viewing experience has grown over the last 30 years. Viewers have hundreds of channels to choose from with digital cable. A DVR allows viewers to schedule and record their favorite movies and television shows. With DVR technology improving at a rapid pace, many households will often choose to upgrade to the latest DVR model for the primary…
Will an Antenna Amplifier Work With Analog-to-Digital Converters?
In the early days of television, there were only three networks and only one way to watch them: by over-the-air broadcasts. Today’s viewing experience offers thousands of programming choices, through a multiplicity of methods. Cable, satellite, the Internet and over-the-air signals are common ways of receiving television transmission signals. If you use an analog-to-digital converter box, your options to enhance…