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Specs

    

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    Hardware encoder

        H.264 AVCHD high definition video encoder, with record resolution to 1080p30

        Recording datarate: from 1 to 13.5 Mbits/sec

        Recording format: AVCHD (.TS and .M2TS) plus .MP4 

    No delay HDMI passthrough:

        HDMI in to HDMI out - up to 1080p

        Component Video in to HDMI out - up to 1080i

    Input/output connections

        HDMI in, from HDMI sources without HDCP such as Xbox 360

        Component video in, with stereo audio

        S-Video and composite video in, with stereo audio (optional cable not supplied)

        HDMI output

    Size: 6 in wide x 6 in deep x 1.5 in high

    Power: 6V at 1.6 amps

    Weight: .75lb / .34 kg / 12 oz



System requirements



    Laptop or desktop PC with 3.0 GHz single core or 2.0 GHz multi-core processor

    Microsoft® Windows® 7 (32 or 64-bit), Windows Vista or Windows XP Service Pack 3

    TV set with HDMI input

    512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended)

    Graphics card with 256 MB memory

    Sound card

    220 MB free hard disk space

    CD-ROM drive (for software installation)



Note: HD PVR 2 will not record video from HDMI with HDCP copy protection. If you are recording PS3 gameplay, use the included PS3 component video gaming cable.[/COLOR][/B]

New Things about HDPVR v2

    

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Now with HDMI and Component Video in, Plus no-delay HDMI video passthrough!



 - HD PVR 2 now comes with HDMI in and out to make it easier to connect to your Xbox 360 and your HD TV set. For the PS3, HD PVR 2 comes with a PS3 Component Video gaming cable, while still using the HDMI out for no-delay passthrough to your HD TV set!



- New!

Now with a Record button, so you can start and stop your video recordings directly from the HD PVR 2



HD PVR 2 has a top mounted record button. Hit the record button and ShowBiz opens on your PC and starts recording. Hit the record button again and ShowBiz will stop recording. This makes recording your video gameplay super easy!

- Upload your best games to YouTube and share with your friends



HD PVR 2 Gaming Edition comes with a one click upload to YouTube. Make HD recordings of your game play and upload your best videos to YouTube. HD PVR 2 Gaming Edition records videos in HD using H.264, which is perfect for YouTube.[/COLOR][/B]

Included In The Package

    

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    HD PVR 2 Gaming Edition high definition H.264 personal video recorder, USB 2.0

    6V 1.6 amp power supply

    USB cable - 9 ft.

    HDMI input cable

    HDMI output cable

    PlayStation 3 component video gaming cable

    Hauppauge A/V cable set for Component Video

    Installation CD-ROM

    Quick installation guide[/COLOR][/B][/B]

Price : $169

Release Date : Unknown

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Written By Me Parts from Hauppauge. Video from CazuaLLUK. Image made by Me.

I'm really impressed by this new device. They seem to have ironed out the issues that existed with the last version, and also seem to have added things that newer competitors such as Elgato don't have. No delay is the future for recording devices such as this, and I'm surprised it's taken this long to implement. The price point you quoted is great too, I can see the original PVR significantly dropping in price if that turns out to be true.
The only issue still, and it's not down to Hauppauge, is the fact that the PS3 uses HDCP via HDMI. I prefer using HDMI cables as they take up way less room, yet thanks to Sony's shortsightedness we can't even record the XMB as it is protected. It's a shame, but still this new device is a huge leap in the right direction. Thanks for the share!

Holy shit this is awesome no more component cables that get tangled.

Looks decent but ridiculously over-priced, I'll stick to my good-quality and affordable dazzle :p

Not bad. Obviously they went back to the drawing board to re-design the HD PVR just to compete with Elgato, Blackmagic and Roxio and whoever else I forgot to mention.

Glad to see that they added hdmi ports for xbox, sadly it won't be much help for PS3 users, we will still be stuck with component Also nice thread man, very informative =D

The Elgatos still better, way small, HDMI, great software

The first HDPVR was actually more expensive. I think that this is a great deal for it actually. The problem now is that it will actually be more difficult in some circumstances to record television.

They've made it look so much cooler! But I would prefer a blue light rather than a green light.

PS3 has hdmi?

im using the roxio gaming card