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TiVo HD DVR
$179.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: Refurbished
Product List:
1 TiVo HD TCD652160 High Definition Digital Video Recorder
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Would this work on cable service?
Does anyone know if the Three Free months is a good deal? Are there better deals (aka Rebates) out there?
No rebate to bring this lower?
Wow! Great deal! We just bought one for a lot more than that and we love it!
If TiVo doesn’t change your life, TiVo in HD WILL.
Amazon averages 4 stars… Amazon Reviews
CNET gives. 8.3 out of 10… CNET Reviews
aquax
March 5, 2008, 12:02am
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Can this record from QAM (unencrypted HD via cable lines) sources and analog cable without the need for CableCards?
Is Tivo just a different type of digital/satellite service provider? I hear about it all of the time, but I have a DVD-R box from my digital provider. What’s the differences?
Will it work if I have CableONE, but in an area where they don’t offer an in-house DVR service?
How would I go about recording off of the digital channels (for me, everything above 65)? Or would I not be able to?
nunbot
March 5, 2008, 12:02am
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Would this work on cable service?
only if the cable plugs into the unit.
half these cable companies offer dvr with thier hd services.
Ok, so I have a local company who provides me Fiber to my home, which is then converted to a coax cable that goes to a Scientific Atlanta 8300HD… will hooking up the coax work here? I don’t think my small company does CableCard…
Anyone?
Oh company is www.minetfiber.com
20 hours of recording refers to HD content; you can fit a lot more SD content on it depending on the quality you set when recording.
can this be used with DirecTV? AKA, can this replace the DirecTV cable box?
I paid $280 for it at Costco a while ago, and it’s still $280 there. Nice price even if a refurb.
BrBea
March 5, 2008, 12:03am
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As a Comcast customer, what use is this to me? Comcast bought Tivo. I have Comcast’s own HD boxes with a built in DVR.
Does this offer anything new? What am I missing here that this could help me with?
Isn’t a DVR, a DVR? Isn’t Tivo just a DVR with a monthly fee?
No word on if this works with DirecTV? I love the Tivo interface but have DirecTV. I would Woot this if it were compatible with DirecTV…