Medusa PVR: Build your own Sony X-Type Multi-Tuner PVR

Oct 12 2004, 4:57am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony X-Type 7-Tuner PVR with 1TB eHomeUpgrade reports about Snapstream's Medusa 6 Tuner PVR do it yourself guide.

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"Ok everyone... take out your notepads because SnapStream has put together a killer “how to” on creating your own 6 TV tuner monster Personal Video Recorder (PVR) called the Medusa PVR using off the shelf hardware components and their latest Beyond TV 3.5 PVR application for Windows XP. So if you've been drooling over the $4,000+ Sony 7 TV tuner VIAO Type X, which you can only buy in Japan, or thought you could make your own for a fraction price, then this article is for you."
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