digital to analog tv converter for humax drt800

By comparison, the Toshiba RS-TX series offers larger hard drive capacities and works straight out of the box with the stripped-down TiVo Basic service-the full-service upgrade is entirely optional.

But the seemingly affordable price tags on the Humax models have a catch: they require the addition of full TiVo service for $13 a month or a $299 one-time charge. Pioneer's monopoly finally ended when Humax entered the game with a pair of similar offerings: the $499 DRT800 and, more recently, the $399 DRT400, which offers a half-as-capacious hard drive, and forgoes the FireWire input found on its big brother.

It was a near-perfect marriage of technologies-one that made the 810H the highest-rated recorder on CNET for the better part of 12 months. TiVo upped the ante in 2003 by licensing its technology to Pioneer to create the DVR-810H, the first TiVo that could also archive TV programs to an integrated DVD recorder. Your cable company may offer a free digital video recorder (DVR) with a subscription, but chances are it's a poor cousin to TiVo, the industry leader in features and ease of use.

Digital to analog tv converter for humax drt800