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TV Recording Only Via Windows
You can record programs with the built-in TV tuner card but only when Windows and Home Theater are running. This function is not supported by InstantON. To make up for this, the InterVideo software can handle time shifting and has a timer function. Programs can be recorded in MPEG-2 format; only the file system and the space on the installed hard drive stand in the way of endless recordings directly from the TV tuner. The software offers three recording qualities. The "Good" setting, for example, means a two-minute TV program will take up 100 MB on the hard drive.
The blue-lit display shows the current recording length.
All functions are displayed on the AV-Cube screen.
16 program slots are displayed in Channel Surf mode.
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