Would you write me off list and discuss the accessibility it TIVO? I might
consider going that route.
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I have Brighthouse cable Internet, which is fine, and Direct TV with my Tivo
hooked up to it.
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On Nov 18, 2010, at 12:00 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
> The only thing worth getin
dish doesn' offer on demand, i dumped directv because they screwed with my
pricing and their package sucks in compaison maybe Raleigh twc is better than
average. My girlfriend's parents have it and it's awesome there which is why we
are interested not to mention that it costs only 35 more than
it's a promotional offer it won't stay free, but to get a new teavo and pay the
fee will be 20 a month and to enable my old series 2 is 12 a month still more
than tw even after the introductary offer
On Nov 18, 2010, at 4:15 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Time warner doesn't offer DVR for
Oh we dont get dishfor free and the thiing doesn't even beep but show an on
screen menu. sofor me my tvo is not accessibil. YeahI'll stick wit cable as we
have good stuff here.
S
On Nov 18, 2010, at 2:22, "heather kd5cbl" wrote:
> I have uverse or rather my mom does. Yes the cable only has i
THATs not bad. I don't much like tvo vut if youcan set recording times on the
site and stuff then that would probably make it more accessibil.and if youcan
trasnfer your shows to your mac thenmore power to you.
On Nov 18, 2010, at 1:15, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Time warner doesn't off
The only thing worth geting over cable is the Internet. The TV quality sucks
and is over compressed and the phone works OK but it's over priced. The
Internet is generally a pretty good buy though. I've found the best mix right
now is TV over the dish and Internet over cable.
I use an asteris
I don't know. Probably not since you'd probably schedule through the cable
provider, and not Tivo.
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On Nov 17, 2010, at 11:46 PM, Michael Thurman wrote:
> hmmm since I believe tha
I have uverse or rather my mom does. Yes the cable only has it free for six
months here than you have to pay! I think cable is going by the way side, I
don't know anyone who has cable accept for some apartment dwellers who cant
get anything besides the cable. But even my friend who lives in p
Hi,
Time warner doesn't offer DVR for free. At least where I live. In NYC it's
about $7 a month.
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On Nov 18, 2010, at 12:46 AM, Michael Thurman wrote:
> hmmm since I believe that time warner
hmmm since I believe that time warner's new dvr is a tivo or is it teavo
anwyay I am wondering if the same accessibility works with that. I have an old
series 2, but another 12 a month for it when the time warner box has dvr for
free is hard to justify. anyone know? I'm considering going back
Hi:
I set the recordings, manage season passes, to do lists, etc from the Tivo
site. I have my shows organized in folders which appear in alphabetical order.
The Tivo provides beeps, and other audio feedback as you arrow up and down
menus. The tivo remote also as shortcut keys that have assigned
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