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Features

Grex Opens Analogue Protection Hole to copy VHS-VHS, VHS-DVD, DVD-VHS, DVD-DVD
Grex removes all kinds of video protections including Macrovision Level I, Macrovision Level II ( Color stripe x 2 ), Macrovision Level III ( Color stripe x 4 ), CGMS, CGMS-A, Digital Broadcasting Flags. This way Grex opens you so called Analogue Protection Hole and let you copy and transfer any protected video content.


Grex will let you record protected TV channels from SAT/Cable Receiver, STB, PVR, DVR, TiVo Entertainment and Broadcasting ( Cable and Satellite ) companies protect some commercial TV channels to prevent permanent digital recording of these channels. In other words you may not be able to record protected TV channels with DVD/HDD recorder connected to SetTopBox/Receiver/PVR/DVR. It is achieved by transmitting Digital Broadcast Protection Flags that are recognized by modern DVD Recorders. Grex will fully remove Digital Broadcast Protection Flags and will let you record any protected TV channels.
For the reference please take a look at the list of the most popular broadcasting companies and protected TV channels that the Grex was successfully tested on.


Grex does not make any Video Signal conversions and provides best Video quality
Grex does not convert protected analog Video to Digital Video and back again Digital Video to Analogue Video. This feature is vital for the best video quality Grex can provide. It also guaranties ZERO Video Signal Propagation Delay and thus no lag between Audio and Video information as well as no ghosts in Video caused by propagation delay.


Grex Preserves Closed Caption Information
All Dimax products including Grex are the only products in the market what do not remove Closed Caption Information from the protected Video Signal. Everyone who requires Closed Caption information and especially people with hearing problems can be sure that Closed Caption data will be fully preserved on the Video Signal passing by Grex.