iRecord

iRecord utilizes the standard audio and video input connector. This device is compatible with almost any technology gadgets since it was designed to support video format such as NTSC, SECAM and PAL. It can record music and videos to hundreds of electronic devices, USB hard drives and flash drives. As long as the device has audio jacks, composite video, or S-video output, this media recorder can work with this.

Made to provide maximum performance, this media device is compatible with other thousands of electronic gadgets including television, cable, satellite/internet radio, and satellite set-top boxes. This media recorder also allows users to record music and videos directly to their iPhones, iPods, PSP, and USB devices without the need of any special software or computer.

This device also allows users to record from countless of sources such as television, DVD, CD players, camcorders, TiVo, satellite radio, VHS tapes, audio cassettes, computer, and LPs.

The iRecord Desktop allows users to record and copy videos and music that are made specifically to iTunes. They can also construct parameters such as recording codec, split duration, MP3 bit rates, and recording duration. Using the latest technology to encode video in H.264/AVC format, the device can play 3-hour video recordings which would only take about one gigabyte.

The iRecord comes in two model designs. The first one is called iRecord Personal Media Recorder which comes at a price of $199.99. The other one is the iRecord Pro Advanced Personal Media recorder which comes at a price of $259.99.

Here is the list of specs:

Audio
• Analogue line in connectors
• MP3 64-320 kbps; AAC 128 kbps
• iRecord desktop automatic track splitting

Video
• aspect ratio of 4:3 and 16:9
• automatic de-interlacing
• NTSC, PAL, and SECAM with auto detection
• QVGA (320 x 240 pixels) at a rate of 30 frames per second
• Automatic inverse telecine to enhance NTSC movie recordings
• Composite video (RCA) S-video
• H.264 / AVC encoding format.

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