- For recording directly from TV, VCR, cable box, or satellite receiver
- Includes : Audio and video input and output cables (SCART adapters for European version), IR emitter cable, remote control, power charger/adapter
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Enjoy an additional pod for an extra TV connection (in another room or for your vacation home). This TV docking pod is designed for recording directly from TV, VCR, cable box, or satellite receiver.
Product Description
For recording directly from TV, VCR, cable box, or satellite receiver. Enjoy an additional pod for an extra TV connection (in another room or for your vacation home).Main Features:Audio and video input and output cables (SCART adaptors for European version)IR emitter cable to stick to the eyepiece to the infrared receiver of your VCR , cable box, or satellite receiverPower charger/adaptorRemote control...
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Customer Reviews
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Can't understand how the previous reviewer had problems with picture quality video recorded using the docking pod. It made me wonder whether it was worth the risk buying it considering how poor the review was but I decided to take a chance and purchased it anyhow. I too have installed the unit between my Virgin cable box and TV and the results I have are perfect. Great for recording programmes from cable and watching them later at work or on the move.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I had the pod attached to my TV system between the TV and a Virgin cable box and the recordings I managed to get were of very poor quality, whereas the Archos plugged straight into a digital Freeview aerial socket provides beautifully clear recordings. For playback through my TV I can use the standard A/V cable, so the docking pod provides no advantage there. And keeping the pod permanently attached means that changing channels from one picture format to another results in about a second time-delay before the picture adjusts to the new format. As a result, I've sold my docking pod, judging it a waste of space.
