It's no secret that the new Playon!DVR-HD is coming soon.

Lots of AC Ryan elite programming hours, days and nights, has gone into the Playon!DVR-HD to bring you the "World's First Digital Video Recorder you can access via internet, anywhere in the world" What does that mean... for example, when you forgot to set the timer record, you can access your DVR-HD from anywhere in the world via internet, to set the recording schedule! And with web remote access, you can grab the recording, stream it, download it... all via the internet.

When does it launch?
It's now ready for launch at our booth at Cebit, Hall 14 Stand L16, Engage your senses - Playon!

When can we touch & see it?
You can expect live demonstrations at Cebit, and with our Playon! Specialists on hand to answer your questions in English, Dutch, German, Greek, Czech

How can we get our hands on it?
If you like it, you can be the first to get it right on the http://www.playondvr.com next week. The Playon!DVR.com website will be re-launched with Playon!DVR-HD on the first day of Cebit Tuesday March 2, 2010

When does it ship?
The Playon!DVR-HD ships the week after Cebit. YES! you read correctly. No long waiting time.

Here's the sneak preview, specially for you!

http://www.playondvr.com/_dvr-hd/preview

Will we see an ATSC tuner version of this, so that the digital tuners will work in the USA?

It has component input to record high definition ?

Hello Yap

There's a spelling error in the picture.

It says "NAS drive & NFS file sytem support". There's an "s" missing in "system".

greetings

MathNiss

@ MathNiss, thanks for spotting the typo, it's fixed

@ kocl, for Analog AV-In, the input is Composite, (there is Component Output, but not input). The recording quality for Analog (from AV-In and from Analog TV tuner) is MPEG-2 DVD-quality. For Digital recording (from DVB-T TV Tuner), the quality is same as the source without any loss (lossless) in a .TS file. Meaning DVB-T HD broadcasts in MPEG-4 H.264 will be recorded in MPEG-4 H.264, in the same HD quality as the broadcast.

@takabanana, we are looking into ATSC, hope to bring you some news soon. We are also actively listening to the community to guage whether there is high demand from users in USA for DVR-HD with ATSC tuners. The good thing is that the tuner hardware is a daughter board that can be changed/swapped.

Keep the questions coming : )

Hi Yap,
great work man

In Czech republic and in Slovakia can be request for DVB-S (satellite) and DVB-C (cable). Does AC Ryan plan to offer also this types of tuners?

David

I'm not a rocket scientist when it comes to this stuff. I live in the US and have standard Cable service. Would I need the Analog+Digital or would I be all set with the dual Digital. I did a little research on ATSC and agree that feature would be nice though not a requirement for me at this point. I look forward to being able to purchase this product!

Looks interesting, but I don't see DVB-C support....or a CI+ slot?
That means that you won't be able to use it in NL with for example Ziggo....

that's true! I believe that it is al perfect
divice,but i think nobody buys this in the Netherlands. 
The analog tuner option is rarely used in the Netherlands 
because of poor quality.
while I understand that the DVB T tuner must have a separate subscription eg KPN.
 How does the conversion of channels recording than work?
when it does not have 2 digital tuners for the Dutch cable company to get card slot (as written above)

 I think that the sale is not running without the adjustment.but when it will have the adjustment this PVR would be the best PVR in the Netherlands with a different brand funties those still on the market has brought.    So when the adjustment will start I recommended myself for THE test panel 

If I am correct it only has DVB-T which means DVB-C and DVB-S are not supporterd... Too bad, I am using DVB-C. So if DVB-C is not supported I am not going to buy it.