DVBLogic Releases DVBLink products for NAS platforms
DVBLink products for NAS offer everything you need to watch and record your favourite Satellite, Cable, Terrestrial and IPTV channels and recordings within your home network and on the go.
Dutch company DVBLogic now offers a complete live and recorded TV solution for both Windows and NAS platforms. Users can use the DVBLink software package to turn their Windows system or NAS into a Personal Video Recorder. DVBLink records all your favourite TV programs directly to the hard disk of a NAS or Windows PC and distributes live and recorded TV content to a variety of clients on your home network. The recording can be easily set either at home or on the go from your iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows Mobile.
“Connecting the DVBLink software into a NAS package brings TV streaming, remote recording and EPG to NAS devices freeing TV from being stuck on CE devices or in PC environments.” Stated Pavlo Barvinko founder of DVBLogic. “With DVBLink, the NAS unit now becomes the central TV device at home. Currently the software is available from our web site
The FreeSat UK channels from Astra 28 (DVB-S/S2, FTA) and FreeView UK channels (DVB-T/T2, FTA) are all supported by DVBLink on the NAS platform
Key DVBLink Features
• Record your favourite TV programs in original quality directly to a hard disk of your NAS
• Watch live and recorded TV on your Windows, Mac or Linux PC with DVBLink XBMC client
• Watch live and recorded TV programs in Windows Media Center
• Use DVBLink Plex Channel to watch live and recorded TV on your favourite Plex Media Server client
• Watch live and recorded TV programs on DLNA clients such as Playstation 3, WD Live and DLNA enabled TVs
• Never miss your favourite programs again, browse the EPG and set recordings while you are on the go. Currently DVBLink supports integration with the Digiguide Internet EPG provider for the UK
• Watch your live TV programs on your iPhone, iPad or Android device
The DVBLink software for your NAS can be downloaded from the DVBLogic website at
http://www.dvblogic.com/
The software runs on a variety of NAS models from Synology, QNAP, NETGEAR, ASUSTOR and IOmega-Lenovo.
Dutch company DVBLogic now offers a complete live and recorded TV solution for both Windows and NAS platforms. Users can use the DVBLink software package to turn their Windows system or NAS into a Personal Video Recorder. DVBLink records all your favourite TV programs directly to the hard disk of a NAS or Windows PC and distributes live and recorded TV content to a variety of clients on your home network. The recording can be easily set either at home or on the go from your iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows Mobile.
“Connecting the DVBLink software into a NAS package brings TV streaming, remote recording and EPG to NAS devices freeing TV from being stuck on CE devices or in PC environments.” Stated Pavlo Barvinko founder of DVBLogic. “With DVBLink, the NAS unit now becomes the central TV device at home. Currently the software is available from our web site
The FreeSat UK channels from Astra 28 (DVB-S/S2, FTA) and FreeView UK channels (DVB-T/T2, FTA) are all supported by DVBLink on the NAS platform
Key DVBLink Features
• Record your favourite TV programs in original quality directly to a hard disk of your NAS
• Watch live and recorded TV on your Windows, Mac or Linux PC with DVBLink XBMC client
• Watch live and recorded TV programs in Windows Media Center
• Use DVBLink Plex Channel to watch live and recorded TV on your favourite Plex Media Server client
• Watch live and recorded TV programs on DLNA clients such as Playstation 3, WD Live and DLNA enabled TVs
• Never miss your favourite programs again, browse the EPG and set recordings while you are on the go. Currently DVBLink supports integration with the Digiguide Internet EPG provider for the UK
• Watch your live TV programs on your iPhone, iPad or Android device
The DVBLink software for your NAS can be downloaded from the DVBLogic website at
http://www.dvblogic.com/
The software runs on a variety of NAS models from Synology, QNAP, NETGEAR, ASUSTOR and IOmega-Lenovo.
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