No with one exception.

If you can find an old version of the player software you can run it and record the stream using At Large Recorder from Appian. That will record the stream as an AVI file (I think that's the type) which you could then burn.

But you'll have to see if someone can provide you with an old version of the player from about 18 months ago. The reason is that after that Sling started encrypting the video stream. All the new players enforce the encryption.

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NA9D said: No with one exception.

If you can find an old version of the player software you can run it and record the stream using At Large Recorder from Appian. That will record the stream as an AVI file (I think that's the type) which you could then burn.

But you'll have to see if someone can provide you with an old version of the player from about 18 months ago. The reason is that after that Sling started encrypting the video stream. All the new players enforce the encryption.

At-Large Recorder 2.0 doersn't require an older version of the Player or firmware. In fact, you don't need to use SlingPlayer at all! 

You can try it free with up to 5 minutes of video here:

www.at-large-recorder.com 

Record your Slingbox! Try At-Large Recorder for Free from here:
http://www.at-large-recorder.com

Be really nice if you allowed the At Large Recorder 2 to do Daily or Weekly Recordings. I have to manually set up Dave Letterman 5 times a week to get it to record. Previously you have the ability to do daily recordings or recordings M- F. Why were these removed. The new version requires way to much manual work. Love the product but features are lacking at the current moment.

Unfortunately the new At Large v2.3 doesn't send a code to turn on my external PVR box prior to starting a recording.  It does send the code to change channels, but since it doesn't send the "PowerOn" code, it ends up recording 5 mins of blank video - not very useful.

NigelS

Seems like a pain to run 5 instances of the application on my machine. Would be really nice to just say record at these times during the week.  Not very good logic to run an application 5 times from a usability stand point. Also, Not liking the way they name your files. It shoudl name the files what title you give the recoridng with the date and time. I never know what was recorded because the file name is now just a date and time.

 Usability wise At-large needs some help to really use it on a dailt basis. The application should run Minimized to your system tray and automatically record at specific times. This way you do not have lots of instances running on yoru desktop and can do actually other work on the machine you are recording with. You should be able to just set up schedules for every program and give it a time to record and tell it to record daily or weekly till canceled or deleted.

NA9D said: NigelS, Just leave your DVR turned on all the time - the power consumption difference is minimal since DVRs are effectively on all the time anyhow. That is what I do with mine.... For that matter, why do you want to record with AtLarge when you have a DVR?

Not very ecologically minded. Also the DVR is in a enclosed space and generates masses of heat when it is on.  At-Large is the easiest way to get programs/clips I want to keep, into the Digital domain.

I am working with Applian on the issue. If they can send a channel code they can also send the PowerOn / PowerOff codes.

NigelS