A DVR or digital video recorder functions a lot like a VCR, except it uses a hard drive to record, as opposed to videotapes. This means that there aren't any tapes to cue, and there is more recording time available. There are many advantages to having a digital video recorder. The image quality is considerably better than VCR recordings, and is always consistent. Digital also allows for video archiving and transfer of video data to CD or DVD. The convenient search function allows users to quickly locate the scene that they want to watch. The larger the storage capacity of your hard drive in the DVR, the more digital programming you can record. For instance, at a low resolution, you can store about 1 hour of video for every gigabyte (GB) of storage.

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