UHD Pro, 4K Video Recorder, HDMI Capture DVR with H.265/H.264 Codec, Cinematic 4K@24fps Recording(Up to 4K@30fps), No PC Required.

Still playing around with it. I've got the picture quality to an almost perfect 1080p 60hz with a slight studer once or twice per hour. The picture is stunning otherwise! The sound quality is awesome for stereo. Haven't tried 4k yet. I like using the smaller 25gig disc. I'm going to try an aftermarket hdmi to hook to the computer to see if that resolves the once in a while glitch or shudder in the picture. The hdmi out seems cheap and might be causing this. It's good they way it is, but I'm a perfectionist and I'm watching for it. No one else can see what I talking about. Lol!

First of all, I like it and use it. The only real bummer is it doesn’t have a full function fast forward. It jumps forward in chunks of maybe 30 seconds. So if you’re replaying a recording and want to skip the commercial breaks, you’ll never land on the end of the last commercial. What the heck! Well you probably didn’t miss much anyway.As others have said, it works best with 4k Firestick. Record quality had been excellent for me. It breaks large MP4 files in to smaller ones. If you’re transferring recordings to computers, sometimes there’s sometimes a codec mismatch in the MP4 files; oddly, the codec mismatch issue is seemingly random. It you think you’ll be able to bootleg your favorite movies, you might find it time consuming and impractical.I use it for recording football games and shows and skipping the blasted commercials during playback from the unit.

It took me several attempts to get the hang of this thing, but with the help of ClonerAlliance's quick and stellar technical assistance, I finally was able to accomplish what I set out to do.I had several recorded shows on my old TiVo that would not transfer over to my new TiVo, and I didn't want to lose them when I recycled the old unit. I bought this cloning device in the hopes I could stream the shows and transfer them to a solid state drive as MP4 files for future viewing. The shows transferred okay, but the sound kept cutting out. I changed a few settings (as advised by ClonerAlliance's tech support) and re-recorded the shows. The sound was perfect, except for being out of sync with the video. After a couple of other changes and using the included editing software, I was able to burn the shows to a DVD for future viewing. At 1080P, H265 High Bitrate, a 45 minute show, when all segments were merged into on file, ended up being about 3.5Gb, which fit nicely on a regular 4.7Gb DVD.Picture quality is amazing, and the sound comes through perfectly. I have no idea what the results would be using this device to record on-line gaming or other high-intensity streams, and don't intend to try. I simply wanted to save videos from my TiVo through the HDMI feed, and this device fit the bill perfectly.

Idk what the deal is with these but they are not good. I thought maybe I got a defective device but I've tried 3 different ones. The Box Pro, View Pro, and now the UHD Pro. The first two had the same issue where every 5-10 seconds or soAl any recorded video would have so much grain and noise that it was annoying. It would only last a few seconds but it happened so frequently that it became unwatchable. Imagine having a clear picture and then every 5 seconds the picture would go blurry for a few seconds. After returning those over the past years I finally decided to try again with this one. To my surprise that noise/grainy picture problem was not happening...BUT this one now has the problem where 30 seconds into any recording the picture starts freezing with severe pixelation and audio problems. I just don't get it. I've tried different sources, different connectors and no solution. I also noticed that when I stop recording, there's always 40+ seconds at the end that are never recorded. Clearly these devices are just not good. I wanted to chalk it up as defective units but there's no way I've tried 3 different models and they all have problems

Wanted to be able to pull some shows off my cable box DVR to put onto my media center and bought this to help. My desktop is upstairs and my TV and DVR cable box are downstairs. Needed a solution that made it easier than hooking up a UVC / capture device and having to leave my laptop next to the TV. This device did the trick amazingly well. Actually, really surprised how well it worked with just copying to a simple USB stick.Very easy to use. Dead simple really. The fact that it does both H.264 and H.265 encoding is fantastic as that saves some steps later one. Get yourself a HDMI splitter that strips HDCP along with this thing and you are off to the races. It is as easy as hitting the Record button and then pulling out your USB stick later on to copy the recorded video to wherever you would like to put it. Very happy I made this purchase.