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They aren't iPods. They are a ipod lookalike handheld computer with their own OS and apps. You need to ask the manufacturer about where to get an load apps. Because of the limitations it has, I doubt you would get many takers. It would be wrong, and possibly illegal, to advertise them as...

It is for "future use". All they are good for is charging things. The hard drive to extend recording capacity connects to an eSATA port. Fat chance them letting you digitally copy content from the DVR.

There will likely be at least Roaming charges, if not LD. Even within Canada, we get dinged for LD if we call and are on the wrong tower.

Actually, they have been encrypting the MPEG4 streams for some time. I don't think you can stream from your computer. You need a separate media extender for that.

Check the cables, especially component, they may be broken or ms-connected.

Likely a cordless phone extension base, or a charger for some thing that uses a 2-5 cell NiCad or NimMH pack.

Actually, they have been encrypting the MPEG4 streams for some time. I don't think you can stream from your computer. You need a separate media extender for that.

Only if you can set it up as a USB host, and properly mount the Bluetooth dongle. I doubt that is practical though.

It really depends what you will be repairing, and to what degree. You might get by with a VOM, soldering tool, and a number of screwdrivers and pliers, and such. To get more advanced, you would need an oscilloscope, maybe an function generator, adjustable power supply, RF generator, specific...

It might be that they are on VHF, and you have a UHF only antenna, or not good enough antenna for that station.

There will likely be at least Roaming charges, if not LD. Even within Canada, we get dinged for LD if we call and are on the wrong tower.

Actually, they have been encrypting the MPEG4 streams for some time. I don't think you can stream from your computer. You need a separate media extender for that.

Just call the phone provider to cancel the phone. The police don't want to bother likely, unless there is violence involved, and/or strong evidence to lead them to the perpetrator.

It is likely your player can force conversion to PAL. Check its output mode settings.

Check for IR interference, from another rmeote or a CFL bulb typically.

You cannot. You need to record the analog A/V out.

You want a Stereo RCA (tulip) to 3.5mm TRS cord to connect the Sky box analog audio to the line in on your computer, and recording software to record to a file, which you can copy to the Flash drive.

There isn't, that you'd like. Solar isn't terribly cheap. You might find practical solar chargers for the $50 range. Wind-up for the likes of an ipod isn't practical at all.

Upscaling only works when you use HDMI and the set has HDCP. You could try DVI if your set has that. Otherwise component is best, and you will get up to 480p. After that is S-video and composite.

Not that way. What you need is a video capture device on your computer so it can record the A/V to your computer, or a DVD recorder.