Frederic Engellant: Um... you could get a tivo or vcr...
Sylvie Snetting: It depends what your TV source is.These days, people record TV with HDD based DVRs or DVD recorders. If you have a cable or satellite service, you probably can get a DVR from them. If you have antenna or analog cable, you can get standalone DVRs or DVD recorders. Many of them can also record from a cable or satellite box in SD.You can get a PCI or USB tuner card for your PC, which can record from antenna, cable, or a provider's box.Most of the antenna cable recorders likely can tune digital channels (they have to by law in some places, like the USA).I am mentioning TiVo as a side note.They have two core models now, the Series 2 DT which does analog cable and/or a cable or satellite box, and the TiVo HD, which does analog and digital antenna and cable, in HD as well. Digital cable uses cablecards instead of a box, on the HD models....Show more
Ester Bryand: There are many ways:Can use dvd! recorder, simular to a vcr and records onto a DVD-R or RW, cost anywhere from $80 to $200+Old school vcr, cheapest way.If you have a video card with a input for tv on your pc then you can record direct to your pc.You can get a digital video recorder like a TIVO or if you have cable tv for a few $'s extra each month a cable box with a built in dvr....Show more
Sook Hershkowitz: I just use an oldschool VCR
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