Just got Tivo. What the fuck have I been doing without it up till now! This thing rocks! NO more watching live tv ever! No more commercials. I'm free! I'm free! hahaha .. Guys I suggest you run out and buy this thing or one like it. Mine records up to 6 channels at once while I can be watching another one. Cool shit.
Tivo has changed my life!
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We don't have tivo in Australia, recording 6 channels simultaneously sounds pretty cool... it's got a HD to store everything, right?
I have a DVD recorder which has similar functionality, I can record a program off TV while I'm watching another section of the DVD. It's DVD-RAM so it's a random access format (UDF), which means I can stop recording, eject the disc, and stick it straight into my computer without needing to finalize the recording. The next model up also comes with an inbuilt HD.
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I've managed to install an ATI software so I can do the Tivo thing on a computer. Saves me the Tivo monthly fee.
And the record length is as big as my hard drive. With an 80 gig drive, I can record about 140 hours at high quality.icq: 20427689
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This is the ultimate cool setup for you if you want to tinker around:Originally posted by Jeffery
I've managed to install an ATI software so I can do the Tivo thing on a computer. Saves me the Tivo monthly fee.
And the record length is as big as my hard drive. With an 80 gig drive, I can record about 140 hours at high quality.
http://www.mythtv.org/modules.php?name=MythFeatures
I'm using an ASUS Pundit system as a MythTV box, and it seriously kicks ass. I also have an UltimateTV from DirecTV/Microsoft which is quite cool as far as retail products go... only downfall to Ultimate is it doesn't have commercial skip -- I'm sure this was a decision to keep advertisers happy
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So if you can save the programming as an avi file, you can burn DVD's from it as well right?Originally posted by Jeffery
I've managed to install an ATI software so I can do the Tivo thing on a computer. Saves me the Tivo monthly fee.
And the record length is as big as my hard drive. With an 80 gig drive, I can record about 140 hours at high quality.
How much is Tivo? I need to get it today. Who's got the best deal, which one does that 6 channel feature?
Sup Sweet T? You probably have Tivo on your bus already. How you doin'?Still Ballin'Comment
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Nice!!! Linux too... really NICE!Originally posted by Hostedgallery
This is the ultimate cool setup for you if you want to tinker around:
http://www.mythtv.org/modules.php?name=MythFeatures
I'm using an ASUS Pundit system as a MythTV box, and it seriously kicks ass. I also have an UltimateTV from DirecTV/Microsoft which is quite cool as far as retail products go... only downfall to Ultimate is it doesn't have commercial skip -- I'm sure this was a decision to keep advertisers happy
Setting up a Myth machine is not for most, but what you get as the final product is one of the coolest devices I've ever seen.
Unfortunately: "ATI All-In-Wonder cards WILL NOT work due to driver issues. "
That is exactly what I have.
But I bookmarked it for later.icq: 20427689
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Originally posted by D-Money
Sup Sweet T? You probably have Tivo on your bus already. How you doin'?
Yo D!!
Hows married life, dude??
.......on second thought dont answer that yet...I will check back in a few years
(LOL!!! j/k)
Actually, we took the big TV out of the bus as we never, ever use it.....but we did replace it with some cool lights and mirrors....we have two seats reserved with your name in Florida to check it out!!!
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If you do nothing it will eventually record over things as it needs space. You can hold things long term if you wish or archive off to tape.Originally posted by TheEnforcer
How much of what you record can you keep though?
For example: I record each episode of Enterprise and watch them many times again later. How many can you keep on the TIVO thingy long term?Comment
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It's from Time Warner Cable and is called DVR. Love it so far!Originally posted by slaphappy
I live by TiVo as well. CSI is only 37 mins without all the commercials.
What TiVo model do you have that allows you to record 6 channels at once?
It can store up to 40 hours of video.
D$ its Time Warner and since you just liver around the block from me I would assume you can get it yourself!
Only thing is it doesnt let you record your stored video onto your vcr. But maybe theres a hack for it or at least there will be eventually.
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Ahhh.. ok. That would be kewl cause I could get all the episodes commercial free. That would be sweet. I'll have to check this out.Originally posted by Probono
If you do nothing it will eventually record over things as it needs space. You can hold things long term if you wish or archive off to tape.
I watch Enterprise or other TV shows I like on tape before I go to bed all the time. Not having to FF through commercials would be very nice.Comment




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