Digital polsat - how to connect the HD5000 decoder to your computer?

I currently have a HD5000 digital polsat decoder connected to an old Thomson TV with a 28 "picture tube. On the computer I watch terrestrial television (Dipol 44 / 21-60 Tri Digit antenna, USB DVB-T tuner MT4171 MEDIA-TECH). Using TotalMedia 3.5 I can I would like to be able to connect the polsat decoder to the computer and be able to navigate between programs in the same way as I do in the case of a terrestrial tv tuner, and be able to record programs to disk in the computer.
The question is how to connect the HD5000 decoder with a computer (e.g. via USB)? It's not about connecting the monitor itself to make it a substitute for the TV.

Hello

Syltron wrote:

However, I would like to be able to connect the polsat decoder to the computer

You can e.g.
1. Using a USB DVR card (Video Grabber) connected to a computer via USB and the decoder using RCA in a video grabber.
2. Using the PCI-E DVR card - applies to a desktop computer. The card is inserted into a free PCI-E slot. Connect the decoder as in p.1.
3. Via HDMI but with it is more fun and costs.
4. This method applies to connecting the decoder to a recorder that accepts HDMI signal.
Using the above methods (except p.4) we get a video and audio signal in a computer where we can watch or record it.

Syltron wrote:

be able to move between programs just like I do for a terrestrial tv tuner,

You can't but my knowledge!

Syltron wrote:

be able to record programs to disk on a computer

You can what I write in the points above.

mihal2002 wrote:

I wouldn't be sure.

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antek1cza wrote:

You can e.g.
1. Using a USB DVR card

I used the video graber of it

I connected to it various analog cameras that I could save the image with the help of software. The fact that quality did not knock down 720x576.
Similarly, the RCA or EuroScart analog outputs from the HD5000 decoder will be connected to the graber.
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antek1cza wrote:

2. Using the PCI-E DVR card

I didn't only have such a PINNACLE card for PCI and ok but the maximum win.xp system

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antek1cza wrote:

3. Via HDMI but with it is more fun

For this you need:
a) Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle USB 3.0

Something about this device here https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/334145-HDCP-strippers.
There are also problems connecting it to the computer because there should be a USB3.0 port and not every port wants to walk.
b) HDMI adapter or splitter - why info in the link above.

Example http://www.hdtvsupply.com/dvi-to-hdmi.html
This version is about ripping the image on a computer in a better quality than the suggestions in p.1 and 2.
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antek1cza wrote:

4. This method applies to connecting the decoder to the recorder

Model MTV7000D-mini

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The rest is to be found and added