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Old 20th March 2008, 11:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

I am wondering what people feel is the best program to use for recording? I have only really used MCE2005 but am not sure if maybe DNTV!Live is better.
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Re: Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

If you have DNTV!Live you should have DNTVscheduler (a version of webscheduler) as well. DNTVscheduler is probably the best option out of all three.
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Re: Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

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If you have DNTV!Live you should have DNTVscheduler (a version of webscheduler) as well. DNTVscheduler is probably the best option out of all three.
So you recommend DNTVscheduler over MCE2005?
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Re: Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

For recording, if you're not absolutely tied to doing things via a 10' interface then yes, I would recommend it. It's a lot more configurable than the recording options in either Vista/MCE2005.

You can also record DVR-MS into the recorded TV folder of MCE2005 and it'll show up there.

In my order of preference it is

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DNTV!Live.

Note: I don't use DNTVScheduler for my recordings anymore, as it's just simpler for the wife to use Vista MCE.
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Re: Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

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For recording, if you're not absolutely tied to doing things via a 10' interface then yes, I would recommend it. It's a lot more configurable than the recording options in either Vista/MCE2005.

You can also record DVR-MS into the recorded TV folder of MCE2005 and it'll show up there.

In my order of preference it is

DNTVScheduler
MCE2005
DNTV!Live.

Note: I don't use DNTVScheduler for my recordings anymore, as it's just simpler for the wife to use Vista MCE.
Will have a play with this later on then
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Re: Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

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If you have DNTV!Live you should have DNTVscheduler (a version of webscheduler) as well. DNTVscheduler is probably the best option out of all three.
Second that - Webscheduler is brilliant. I have it on a separate PC with a tuner card to do all my scheduled recordings, and it saves them to a directory that my Media center PC can see. Means that I can watch TV on either PC if I want to, and can record without impacting what someone wants to watch on the main media center PC.
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Re: Recording - MCE2005 or DNTV!Live

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Second that - Webscheduler is brilliant. I have it on a separate PC with a tuner card to do all my scheduled recordings, and it saves them to a directory that my Media center PC can see. Means that I can watch TV on either PC if I want to, and can record without impacting what someone wants to watch on the main media center PC.
I was playing around with it before and it was starting to annoy me so I left it. It didn't seem to be able to pickup all the channels in the guide. Probably because I live in Tassie
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