Neuros 4030500 Reviews

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The main problem I've had with this is the cable connection- using the cables provided, while recording the image tends to flicker because the cable that goes in to the Neuros is not tight. Maybe it's just the unit I received. from Buy.com I just bought this product and wanted to post a little review after my first initial recordings and a little time spent on the Neuros Technology forums. Here are some of the pros and cons I came up with about this recorder: Pros: The movie I recorded using the Recorder 2 showed up immediately on my PSP. from Buy.com Gotta admit I was truly excited when the Neuros MPEG4 Video Recorder 2 finally arrived. I actually found more value in my Palm Treo 650 smartphone. from Amazon.com The Neuros MPEG-4 records video very well. I record alot of my favorite Family Guy clips off of my TIVO and then put them on my IMAC or my PSP. from Amazon.com i did some research before i bought this ,and i just love the neuros . i recorded some of my bands videos from a dvd on to a compact flash card ,then i put the flash card into my card reader and into the usb on my computer,then i saved the files and uploaded them onto you tube,they came out great. from Amazon.com Maybe, as long as they don't expect DVR ease and functionality. The interface reminds me of software from the nineties and it needs a complete update. But for the person who really wants portable video content and is willing to work a little (the Neuros user forums are very helpful), the Neuros Recorder 2 Plus can be a great machine. from Amazon.com The cNet review is right on, see: http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-media-receivers/neuros-mpeg-4-recorder/4505-6739_7-32068978.html?tag=prod.txt.2 from Amazon.com I work in a college setting, and there are many times when professors want to record student presentations for immediate review. After each session, our tape based systems required a real time transfer, some editing and then encoding to a format small enough for electronic distribution. This time and effort is eliminated with the Neuros recorder, plus it records directly to a small, standard MPEG-4 file. Even when looking at non-tape cameras, none record directly to MPEG-4. from Amazon.com This thing was designed for recording video optimized for small-screen viewing. Also, the passed-thru AV signal to your TV, even when not recording, has the same low image quality as the recorded footage. The remote is also tricky to use and if you lose it, the Neuros Recorder itself becomes 100% useless; you can't even turn it on without the remote. Despite it's limits, for only $100, it's a pretty handy little gadget. from Amazon.com I just bought this product and wanted to post a little review after my first initial recordings and a little time spent on the Neuros Technology forums. Here are some of the pros and cons I came up with about this recorder: from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Functionalities	Digital TV Receiver
Included Accessories	Remote Control Audio/Video Cable Power Cable
Depth	3.42 in.
Height	0.71 in.
MPN	4030500
Release Date	March, 2005
UPC	180106403025
Weight	0.31 lb.
Width	4.6 in.

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Neuros 4030500 Reviews

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