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<blockquote data-quote="RBRB" data-source="post: 1151232" data-attributes="member: 154580"><p>Has anyone joined the kickstarter for this product? It appears to be releasing in October.. I just ran across it a couple days ago... it must be pretty new, as none of the popular websites have articles about it that I found - I've been searching around since May for a WMC alternative on Win10, and this option never popped up. </p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.silicondust.com/products/hdhomerun/hd-homerun-dvr/" target="_blank">http://www.silicondust.com/products/hdhomerun/hd-homerun-dvr/</a></p><p></p><p>Heres a blurb:</p><p></p><p>So how does HDHomeRun DVR work?</p><p>You need a HDHomeRun TV tuner, something with the disk space for recordings, and something with a screen to watch on.</p><p>Classic media PC (or Mac) approach – the HDHomeRun provides the TV stream and your media PC provides the storage and screen. Unlike Windows Media Center, the same media PC is also a server for the other clients on your network.</p><p>Or you can do away with the always-on PC – use a NAS box instead. The HDHomeRun tuner plus NAS box handles all your recordings… watch from your laptop, your Android tablet, your Android TV box. Use your iPad and/or your Kodi or Plex media player.</p><p>Want more recording hours? Upgrade or add another NAS box to your network. Clients see the collective-set of recordings from all devices. When upgrading you can simply copy your recordings to your new box.</p><p></p><p>I guess its possible to timeshift, pause live tv, etc with this solution in the same manner MP does - opening a live show in a client would start the stream transport to your NAS.. and the client would actually read from the NAS instead of the HDHomerun device...</p><p></p><p>Comskip would also work on this - either kicked off when new files appear or on a timer.. but that would require a PC running somewhere.</p><p></p><p>Looks interesting! Especially if they include EPG. Looks like it will run at least $60 US I think.. although I kind of like MP myself. But I'll give it a trial probably - SiliconDust makes great products, so I would hope their software products are as good as their tuners.[DOUBLEPOST=1441488857][/DOUBLEPOST]Wow, thats dead simple... limited? perhaps... but this may be a good answer for the parents.. and its been around for a while.. found this post in youtube in may:</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]hbkMqcWkFQ0[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>Not sure how I never saw a result for this in my searching for dvr software, but I bet google is "personalizing" my search results based on history again.. (I hate that!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RBRB, post: 1151232, member: 154580"] Has anyone joined the kickstarter for this product? It appears to be releasing in October.. I just ran across it a couple days ago... it must be pretty new, as none of the popular websites have articles about it that I found - I've been searching around since May for a WMC alternative on Win10, and this option never popped up. [URL]http://www.silicondust.com/products/hdhomerun/hd-homerun-dvr/[/URL] Heres a blurb: So how does HDHomeRun DVR work? You need a HDHomeRun TV tuner, something with the disk space for recordings, and something with a screen to watch on. Classic media PC (or Mac) approach – the HDHomeRun provides the TV stream and your media PC provides the storage and screen. Unlike Windows Media Center, the same media PC is also a server for the other clients on your network. Or you can do away with the always-on PC – use a NAS box instead. The HDHomeRun tuner plus NAS box handles all your recordings… watch from your laptop, your Android tablet, your Android TV box. Use your iPad and/or your Kodi or Plex media player. Want more recording hours? Upgrade or add another NAS box to your network. Clients see the collective-set of recordings from all devices. When upgrading you can simply copy your recordings to your new box. I guess its possible to timeshift, pause live tv, etc with this solution in the same manner MP does - opening a live show in a client would start the stream transport to your NAS.. and the client would actually read from the NAS instead of the HDHomerun device... Comskip would also work on this - either kicked off when new files appear or on a timer.. but that would require a PC running somewhere. Looks interesting! Especially if they include EPG. Looks like it will run at least $60 US I think.. although I kind of like MP myself. But I'll give it a trial probably - SiliconDust makes great products, so I would hope their software products are as good as their tuners.[DOUBLEPOST=1441488857][/DOUBLEPOST]Wow, thats dead simple... limited? perhaps... but this may be a good answer for the parents.. and its been around for a while.. found this post in youtube in may: [MEDIA=youtube]hbkMqcWkFQ0[/MEDIA] Not sure how I never saw a result for this in my searching for dvr software, but I bet google is "personalizing" my search results based on history again.. (I hate that!) [/QUOTE]
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