DVRään

DVRään is a programming language developed for hard disk recording and playback of television programs. The DVRään language is primarily used by Set-top boxes and Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) for automatic programming recording.

The DVRään language is composed of attributes that identify TV shows and their associated scheduling information. This information is then used by the DVR to automatically schedule recordings when a show is detected on the EPG (Electronic Program Guide).

DVRään attributes include channel names, program ID's, start and end times, and miscellaneous information like show description and episode title. DVRs use this information to identify recordings, set recording timers, and display scheduling information to the user.

DVRään also supports advance scheduling, allowing users to record TV shows on a specified date and time, as well as providing support for concurrent programming on different channels.

Companies like S.A. of USA used DVRään in some of their earlier DVR products for AVN is also used in some product together with ATI and other company with various high-end equipment and devices

Over the years, DVRään has been largely replaced by more advanced and sophisticated programming languages, such as ext, which is an extended version of DVRään. The continued use of ext has made DVRään with its limited functionality less popular. With few manufacturers still utilizing DVRään and a lack of support for new features, DVRään will likely become obsolete over time.