Connecting your Audio and Video components together can be a daunting task for some people. Which cable should you use when connecting Audio from a DVR to a TV, or from a DVR to a Surround Sound Audio system? How about when connecting a VCR or camcorder to a Personal Computer? The choices depend on what kind of inputs and outputs your devices have. Read more about Audio and Video Cables for Digital Video Recording.

Interested in Recording TV Digitally, but don't know where to start? The VCR is no longer the only game in town. From TiVo to DVD Recorders to Recording TV on a Computer, learn more about these different recording methods and which is right for you.

Do you own a Digital Camcorder such as a MiniDV Camcorder, Hard Disc Camcorder or HDV Camcorder? Playing back the video from those digital camcorders requires hooking up a series of cables to your TV or Home Theater Receiver in order to view the video. An easier way to enjoy your home videos is to transfer the digital camcorder footage to DVD using a DVD Recorder. Read the tutorial How To Transfer Video from a Digital Camcorder to a DVD Recorder to learn how.

The CyberPower Media Center Ultra Edition is an affordable Media Center PC that fits in nicely with other Home Theater components. The CyberPower Ultra Edition starts at $1499 (US) and is fully customizable to meet your Multimedia needs. The Ultra Edition comes standard with an Intel Core2 Duo E6550 CPU @ 2.33GHz, 1GB of RAM, a 320GB Hard Drive, 20x DVD Writer and an NVIDIA GeForce 8600GTS 256MB Video Card. Perfect for a Home Theater Media Center PC. Visit the CyberPower Web site for more details on the Media Center Ultra Edition.