DVRs
What is DVRs?
DVRs, or Digital Video Recorders, are devices that record video to a digital storage medium such as a hard drive, USB drive, memory card or other local or networked mass storage device. They are commonly used to record television programs for later viewing, allowing users to time-shift their viewing habits. Modern DVRs often include features such as pausing live TV, rewinding, and fast-forwarding, and may also offer smart recording options based on user preferences.
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