Educate me regarding DVR please!
11-30-2010, 05:21 PM
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for the $5-$10 a month get the box from your cable company, HDMI and records in HD, and you can hook up external drives if you really want to
I paid for a tivo years ago and now its nothing but collecting dust in my attic
only better thing about tivo was the software, blows away the cable company's boxes
I will never watch TV without DVR again
I paid for a tivo years ago and now its nothing but collecting dust in my attic
only better thing about tivo was the software, blows away the cable company's boxes
I will never watch TV without DVR again
12-03-2010, 01:53 PM
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Well, the wife called to negotiate a lower monthly bill, and ended up succeeding, well partially. She also took the opportunity to upgrade to a 2-channel HD DVR or some such gizmo, which I hooked up today. I'll let you know tomorrow how it works.
I shudder to think what the bill will jump up to in a year, when this deal expires.
I shudder to think what the bill will jump up to in a year, when this deal expires.
12-07-2010, 04:20 AM
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I don't think we would watch TV if we didn't have a DVR. It's just not in Amy and I to sit down in front of the TV at a scheduled time. Some nights we are hope by 5pm and some we are home till 11 pm.
I use Directv though and they don't charge me for the DVR service. I got a package when we bought the service that includes it.
I use Directv though and they don't charge me for the DVR service. I got a package when we bought the service that includes it.
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