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HomeRun DUAL 2 DVB-T TUNERS Two Digital Tuners, DVB-C Anywhere on Your Network: • Watch TV from any computer on your network • Record full 1080i broadcast resolution • Watch, Pause, Record, & Rewind Live TV • Schedule and record all your favorite TV shows • Expand # of tuners with multiple HDHomeRun devices TV Sources: • DVB-T digital TV (antenna) (HDHR3-DT) (HDHR3-EU) • DVB-C (unencrypted digital cable TV) - QAM annex A/C (HDHR3-EU- only) Works with popular DVR software: • Watch, Pause, Record, & Rewind Live TV • Schedule future or season recordings • Record all your favorite TV shows by name • Integrated TV guide (provided by the DVR software) • Never miss your favorite show HDHR3-DT (Antenna only) HDHR3-EU (Antenna or Cable) Seamless operation with multiple computers: • Run Windows Media Center or EyeTV on multiple computers sharing the pool of HDHomeRun tuners • Tuners are automatically allocated between computers as needed • Multiple HDHomeRun units can be used together to expand the number of tuners • Tuner pooling works with Windows Media Center or EyeTV • Watch, Pause, & Record live HDTV on your iPad or iPhone wirelessly via a Wi-Fi connection in your home network. (Ap can be purchased on itunes. Not included) ipad iphone Network Cable - Cat5e Network Cable - Cat5e 100BASE-TX 100BASE-TX High Speed Ethernet High Speed Ethernet HDHR3-DT HDHR3-EU Power DVB-T Digital TV Power DVB-C (unencrypted digital cable TV) (5V / 1A) (Antenna) (5V / 1A) DVB-T Digital TV (Antenna) www.hdhomerun.com HDHomeRun Product Line (DVB Markets) HomeRun DUAL HomeRun DUAL HDHR3-EU HDHR3-DT 2 2 TUNERS TUNERS DVB-T DVB-C DVB-T Compatible With: • Windows Media Center (Windows 7 required for MPEG4) • Windows Media Center (Windows 7 required for MPEG4) • Elgato EyeTV – DVR for Mac • Elgato EyeTV – DVR for Mac • MythTV – DVR for Linux • MythTV – DVR for Linux • SageTV – DVR for Windows/Linux/Mac • SageTV – DVR for Windows/Linux/Mac • MediaPortal – DVR for Windows • MediaPortal – DVR for Windows • GB-PVR – DVR for Windows • GB-PVR – DVR for Windows • VLC – Multi-platform media viewer • VLC – Multi-platform media viewer • TSReader – MPEG-2 transport stream analysis • TSReader – MPEG-2 transport stream analysis Specifications: • DVB-T (Free to air digitial TV) • DVB-T (Free to air digitial TV) • DVB-C (unencrypted digital cable TV) – QAM annex A/C • 100baseTX high speed network • 100baseTX high speed network • 1 year warranty • 1 year warranty Requirements: • Dual core recommended for HD playback • Dual core recommended for HD playback • 1 GB RAM recommended • 1 GB RAM recommended • 1-4 GB per 1/2 hour of DTV recording • 1-3 GB per 1/2 hour of DTV recording 5627 Stoneridge Dr., Suite 324, Phone: 925-443-HDTV (4388) Pleasanton, CA 94588 - USA Fax: 925-443-3243 .

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