December 13th, 2006
iRecord Records Video to Any Device Without a PC
By Alice Hill
RealTechNews
Saving shows from your Tivo can take the evening to download the file wirelessly to your PC. Same with converting video from a VCR. What if you could record directly to a digital device and then play it back on your laptop, video iPod, PSP, media server, or whatever you use to watch digital video. Behold the iRecord:
iRecord allows you to record your favorite movies or TV shows directly to your iPod, PSP(PlayStation Portable) without the hassle of a computer involved in-between. iRecord is a Personal Media Recorder that records video and audio data onto USB mass storage devices, including the Apple iPod and Sony PlayStation. Hook up your iRecord to a DVD player, VCR, TV, STB or any other analog video source, press iRecord’s record button and your favorite show will record directly to your iPod or PSP. You can now playback the recorded contents on your favorite portable media player with no other steps involved. £159.99
iRecord Product Page
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We Say: for the super geeky - you can even record your video game sessions. Sweet.
Brent Koster says:
I love this thing (iRecord). So far I have 11 full length movies, 30 hours of TV programs and 1500 songs on my iPod and still have between 1/2 and 1/4 of space left. Great invention!!!!
July 25th, 2007 at 1:12 am
Amy Murphy says:
I am very pleased with your product. The quality of the recordings is outstanding. I continue to share this with those whom I know will benefit from the information. I also shared your product with other technology users at a conference earlier this month. Everyone was impressed.
July 25th, 2007 at 1:14 am
Chris Hunter says:
I received this as a Christmas gift and the iRecord device has been awesome!I have been able to record music videos off the television rather than purchasing them from Itunes. I have also put a few movies onto my ipod so I can watch them while traveling. The irecord has allowed me to save money just in those two things. I am excited to be a proud owner of this device and would recommend iRecord to anyone with an ipod.
July 25th, 2007 at 1:14 am