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If you've got a TV tuner card on your computer, it's time you started recording TV to your PC. Check out our start-to-finish guide to building your own DVR.
DVR technology going mainstream
CNET's Editor at Large Brian Cooley shows how digital video recorder technology is being integrated into a growing number of consumer electronics and other devices, allowing people to create their own TV line-up without the hassle of videotapes.
A pocket-sized digital TV recorder?
CNET Reviews senior editor Eliot Van Buskirk shows CNET's Brian Cooley the Archos AV300 series of personal video players that tout up to 40-gigabyte hard drives and record from televisions, PCs, digital camcorders and stereos.
CNET's Brian Cooley looks at Interact-TV's Telly, a personal video recorder built on Linux that's attempting to take on Microsoft and TiVo in the media center battle.
Video editing on your computer
Brian Cooley shows you how to turn your home video into a masterpiece.
Adobe takes the family photo album digital
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, CNET Radio's Brian Cooley takes a look at the Adobe Photoshop Album, new software that allows people to organize their digital photos.
How to install a TV tuner card
You can watch TV anywhere these days, so why not on your computer? Installing a TV tuner card is easy--follow these instructions, and you'll be channel surfing in no time.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, CNET Radio's Brian Cooley takes a look at how Intel's new processing platform Centrino will work on mobile PCs.
CNET's Editor at Large Brian Cooley explains how wireless networking technology allows consumers to watch digital media stored on their personal computer on living room TVs without running cables.
Brian Cooley demonstrates how easy it is to record and pause live television using a DVR recorder.
