Streaming Networks has announced enhancements to its iRecord Pro, including support for direct recording to the 3G iPhone and iPod Touch.
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very thorough article…
I have used the iRecord on my iPhone to transfer some of my favorite shows like Smallville or Heroes. They are the best quality I have seen in a video transfering device.
I have used the iRecord on my iPhone to transfer some of my favorite shows like Smallville or Heroes. They are the best quality I have seen in a video transfering device.