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=== Neuros MPEG 4 recorder ===

The Neuros MPEG 4 Recorder is a [[Flash memory|flash]]-based digital recorder that works like a miniature [[VCR]] (sans [[TV tuner card]]), allowing users to record live TV from an analog video sources (for example a [[DVD player]] or [[camcorder]]), have it encoded in real-time and stored onto a flash memory card. It is capable of recording and playing back [[MPEG-4]] and has several unique consumer benefits like ignoring [[Macrovision]]'s [[automatic gain control]] copy protection.

The Recorder was first released to the public on February 9, 2005 in [[Woot (retailer)|woot.com's]] first product launch. That launch was part of Neuros Technology's [[Software release life cycle|gamma test]] program and consisted of 850 units sold at $119.99 (US) each.

The Neuros MPEG4 Recorder was revised as version 2 with an enhanced processor and higher resolution recording (480p) for use with devices such as the [[iPod]], [[PlayStation Portable]], [[smartphone]]s and other handhelds.