~Updated Description on 2/15/2012~ : added some pros to both device. To clarify, this comparison is the PCIe ver. not the USB ver. for the AVerMedia HD DVR. I do not own the USB ver. thus I can not give any input. As for the New Hauppauge HD PVR Gaming edition, its basically the same as HD PVR 1212 with just the change of included software is different. Recently purchased AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR for streaming purposes. Just want to compare the quality of the video recorded from both device at their max setting then rendered at 10mb bitrate. This video may or may not help you choose between two capture device for future purchases. Just leave some comment below, for it might be some help to others that do consider purchasing either. Remember to read the following video description too. Both are recorded thru component cables and at 720p res. AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR has HDMI input but it has HDCP, which require me to use FRAPS if I do want to record thru HDMI. Either way, to give HD PVR a fair shake both is recorded thru component cables. Note video source were split two/three ways; 1 to HDTV, 2 to HD PVR, 3 to HD DVR. Here's my own opinion, HD PVR has a nicer default color setting and brightness but of course using SONY Vegas or any advance video editing software can add tweak to those settings. ===================================== Now to List the Pros & Cons for each device: Hauppauge HD PVR 1212: Pros: -Hardware Encoder (Does not require a mid/or high end PC to record HD ...
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Hauppauge HD PVR 1212 & AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR (PCIe ver.) Comparison
Hauppauge HD PVR 1212 & AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR (PCIe ver.) Comparison Tube. Duration : 9.95 Mins.
~Updated Description on 2/15/2012~ : added some pros to both device. To clarify, this comparison is the PCIe ver. not the USB ver. for the AVerMedia HD DVR. I do not own the USB ver. thus I can not give any input. As for the New Hauppauge HD PVR Gaming edition, its basically the same as HD PVR 1212 with just the change of included software is different. Recently purchased AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR for streaming purposes. Just want to compare the quality of the video recorded from both device at their max setting then rendered at 10mb bitrate. This video may or may not help you choose between two capture device for future purchases. Just leave some comment below, for it might be some help to others that do consider purchasing either. Remember to read the following video description too. Both are recorded thru component cables and at 720p res. AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR has HDMI input but it has HDCP, which require me to use FRAPS if I do want to record thru HDMI. Either way, to give HD PVR a fair shake both is recorded thru component cables. Note video source were split two/three ways; 1 to HDTV, 2 to HD PVR, 3 to HD DVR. Here's my own opinion, HD PVR has a nicer default color setting and brightness but of course using SONY Vegas or any advance video editing software can add tweak to those settings. ===================================== Now to List the Pros & Cons for each device: Hauppauge HD PVR 1212: Pros: -Hardware Encoder (Does not require a mid/or high end PC to record HD ...
~Updated Description on 2/15/2012~ : added some pros to both device. To clarify, this comparison is the PCIe ver. not the USB ver. for the AVerMedia HD DVR. I do not own the USB ver. thus I can not give any input. As for the New Hauppauge HD PVR Gaming edition, its basically the same as HD PVR 1212 with just the change of included software is different. Recently purchased AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR for streaming purposes. Just want to compare the quality of the video recorded from both device at their max setting then rendered at 10mb bitrate. This video may or may not help you choose between two capture device for future purchases. Just leave some comment below, for it might be some help to others that do consider purchasing either. Remember to read the following video description too. Both are recorded thru component cables and at 720p res. AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR has HDMI input but it has HDCP, which require me to use FRAPS if I do want to record thru HDMI. Either way, to give HD PVR a fair shake both is recorded thru component cables. Note video source were split two/three ways; 1 to HDTV, 2 to HD PVR, 3 to HD DVR. Here's my own opinion, HD PVR has a nicer default color setting and brightness but of course using SONY Vegas or any advance video editing software can add tweak to those settings. ===================================== Now to List the Pros & Cons for each device: Hauppauge HD PVR 1212: Pros: -Hardware Encoder (Does not require a mid/or high end PC to record HD ...
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