Not according to the Foxtel guys. I assume the issue is if you could, then effectively you would have a digital copy of anything they showed. So I can understand that.
But you would think they’d have it so it does allow transfer to one of their own boxes. Anyone who could beat that system isn’t going to need a second box to get the data out anyway.
Ok. Well in that case I imagine you coukd do it the slow not so easy way, … that being the same as getting VHS or HandyCam video digitised as mentioned in another thread.
Hopefully the box has AV outs for the TV to plug into a laptop or PC via the AV to USB lead mentioned there, or, if it’s only HDMI out to Telly, most Lappys etc have that port, … and while I’ve never done it with HDMI, I’d be 99% sure it can be done, and it’s just as simple, maybe simpler.
It’s practically dead, but a determined person can still retrieve historical EFC games from 2010 to 2018.
Google Internet Archive and open up the Wayback Machine. Search for efc.16mb.com and you will find a snapshot saved in September of 2018. The game links are broken, but do not give in.
You can transfer it, but it is a slow process. Put video out cable from Foxtel to a PVR, play, record on the PVR. You can watch on the TV at the same time or come back later to stop recording etc