The Disgo Media Bank shows itself as a "digital video, picture and music player". It’s basically a 500GB divergent and external hard disk drive with an uncomplicated menu that is built-in audio/video codecs and a remote control.

The Disgo Media Bank is equipped with a Freeview or Sky+ box (via composite AV cables and a Scart adapter). So, it directly snatches video. The Disgo Media Bank works by DVD players. Ripped video recording is transformed into an AVI file on the fly. Therefore, it quickly grabs the picture of any particular scene.

You will have to look in a stiffing way for the Disgo Media Bank perceived and suppose as the PVR capacities. Look into the Record options, and then you would be able to find an elementary start/stop clock function.

This imitates an old VHS player through the recording whatever direction as well as the channel you have preferred. There are six slots for one-off planned recordings. There are no smart 'series link' and repeat options though. On the 'high' setting (640x480 pixels), an hour of recorded video would start about 600MB of storage space.

The Disgo Media Bank has the uniqueness with respect to its 'Auto Stop' ecording option. The information can be found on the equivalent basis on the Archos range of PMPs. The biggest advantage of ‘Auto Stop’ recording option is the authentic nd comprehensive selection of the channel that grabs a video source for the particular period of time.

It is estimated through the tests that the quality of the recorded video on the Disgo Media Bank was unpredictable. However, the playback was adequate during the one-off show. In contrast, video was often juddery and scared when a show recording was undertaken.

Due to its primordial PVR functionality, the Disgo Media Bank is still considered as a flexible playback device. It holds up an ample choice for video set-up and layout especially for the starters that includes VOB, DivX 3.11, 4x, 5x, XVID, MP4 and AVI files. Photos are restricted to JPEGs, however MP3, WMA, C3, AAC and WAV codecs are fitted for acoustic purposes.

As hard disk drive goes on, the Disgo Media Bank becomes more and more gorgeous and striking. This attraction is occurred due to its clean lines and electric blue LEDs which are thick, but curved form is sharply evocative for Sega's failed Saturn games console. On the right-hand side of the box, there are SD/MMC/CF memory card slits around the back. So, you would find the two AV-in jacks, AC-in and a USB port.

The Disgo Media Bank effortlessly adjoins to a computer and Mac via USB. Moreover, it can be browsed by any other standalone hard disk.