Draw a parallel to my DVR. I really love my DVR. I can't imagine watching
TV any other way. My DVR works fine -- probably has years of life in it.
I have a lifetime subscription to the programming service. Yet my DVR
only knows the NTSC standard and NTSC is going away in 14 months. So I am
So buy an ATSC converter intended for televisions and go on using your
DVR which will likely quite happily accept the signal from the converter
and record it, then play it back in glorious NTSC. If you wait, you can
even get coupons likely to be worth $40-$50 to apply to the purchase of
two
Heck, the siren song's pull is so strong, even my MacZealot manager is
getting one.
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For the workout times I bought myself a cheap (as in 45 bux) 2 gig sony
flash mp3 player with built in tuner. It's also water (sweat) resistant.
So the only problem is the audible one...course there is always the library
for some books just to work out with.
I can think of plenty of up-tempo
I've been working my way through Terry Pratchett's Discworld books. I
prefer to laugh while working out.
On Dec 5, 2007 1:48 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the workout times I bought myself a cheap (as in 45 bux) 2 gig sony
flash mp3 player with built in tuner. It's also water
If you are ready to jump Circuit city has a 5 hour deal today for a
$239 Series 3 TiVO.
http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/showthread.php?t=376938
On Dec 5, 2007 2:43 PM, John Duncan Yoyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know much about Series 3 but I love my Series 2 DirecTV
TiVo's but
One of our departments just purchased a 60 HP plotter for a Mac system. The
only software they got with it was the drivers. When I worked in a photo lab
10 years ago, we had to use a separate RIP program to send items to the
printer. This printer is on our LAN. Every time they try to send a
I have TIVO and just recently added my second box.
What you heard is correct and wrong.
If the interface is the same as mine (No HD not available in our area.)
Tivo's are set to erase programs after a set time to free up room on
your DVR. You can mark programs to keep until you delete them
FYI, there is a Save until I delete setting for what is recorded. I
got one last year for free (one of the output ports was bad so I just
used the RF connection). I never wanted or needed a subscription (my
viewing choices are simple and I know how to program it to record when I
want it to),
I don't know much about Series 3 but I love my Series 2 DirecTV
TiVo's but there was a dawg of a system upgrade that came down the
pike a few months ago. DTV controls the upgrades on these units and
they are slow about it since they stopped selling DTiVO's in favor of
their own machine which is
Hi,
Has anyone had any experience using devices which
integrate
your cell phone into the existing phone wiring within
your house?
(Eliminating the external connection to the phone
company/ outside
of the demarcation box)
We are considering converting the landline to a cell
phone service.
For the
audible lists stephen briggs on some books at least
On Dec 5, 2007 1:10 PM, Matthew Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of my favorite authors. Who is the reader?
On Dec 5, 2007, at 2:20 PM, John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
I've been working my way through Terry Pratchett's Discworld books.
When I am working out and sweating, and feeling inclined to feel sorry for
myself, listening to an account of, say, the Bataan death march, can put my
head in a useful place!
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I can think of plenty of up-tempo music for exercising, but I can't
imagine what kind of audio book
FYI, there is a Save until I delete setting for what is recorded.
That might do the trick, but I still wonder if the enforced deletion may
be a feature that is tied to using the programming service. Unlike, you I
find the programming service very useful.
I rarely use IE since the last one for Macs was v.5.5. I was at the
public library today looking up some reference information--couldn't
find it in Reference so I looked online. They have IE 6. I've requested
that they get Firefox too, so we could have a choice [of something that
If you are ready to jump Circuit city has a 5 hour deal today for a
$239 Series 3 TiVO.
Thanks, but if Circuit City has a deal for $239 I'm sure someone on the
'net will have it for $199. Circuit City I have never seen a good deal at
Circuit City.
Hey, Don't knock it! I've spent years and hundreds of hours on our
county ReCenter treadmill listening to mysteries, suspense, police
procedurals, etc. Been through all of Michael Connelly, John Grisham,
David Baldacci, Donald Westlake, Carl Hiaasen and many more.
In fact, the best device
I've done both the kit from Weaknees and prepared my own harddrive and
installed it. Weaknees has excellent instructions on the website for
the installation of the disc drive in a variety of machines.
That's one of the winning features of the Series 3: they have an eSATA
port. From the user
Nope it is just to keep room on the system (Their hour numbers are at
the lowest quality setting, so an 80 hour TIVo is really about 30 at
highest quality recording a lot like the old VHS tapes that were
advertised as 6 hour but really were 2 hour.) As you put more and
more programs on it,
One of our departments just purchased a 60 HP plotter for a Mac system.
The only software they got with it was the drivers. When I worked in a
photo lab 10 years ago, we had to use a separate RIP program to send items
to the printer. This printer is on our LAN. Every time they try to send
Tivo's are set to erase programs after a set time to free up room on
your DVR
My Replay can be set to save a certain number of shows and will delete
the oldest when a new show arrives. This is reserved space and is
independent of anything else going on in the box. Can Tivo do this?
I do this
One of my favorite authors. Who is the reader?
On Dec 5, 2007, at 2:20 PM, John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
I've been working my way through Terry Pratchett's Discworld books.
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For the workout times I bought myself a cheap (as in 45 bux) 2 gig sony
flash mp3 player with built in tuner. It's also water (sweat) resistant.
So the only problem is the audible one...course there is always the library
for some books just to work out with.
Mike
On Dec 4, 2007 9:14 PM, John
Tom Piwowar
DON'T DRINK THE KOOL-AID!
Are there any websites that have a www.dpreview.com style
that will match a persons needs with an MP3 player? For
example, no music management s/w, mounts as a USB drive.
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Ah, found it.
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/compare/
Not sure if it will have that per se, but
http://www.anythingbutipod.com is fairly extensive.
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Are there any websites that have a www.dpreview.com style
that will match a persons needs with an MP3 player?
Not sure if it will have that per se, but http://www.anythingbutipod.com is
fairly extensive.
-Original Message-
Are there any websites that have a www.dpreview.com style
that will match a persons needs with an MP3 player? For
example, no music management s/w, mounts as a USB drive.
At 05:22 PM 12/5/2007, you wrote:
My Replay can be set to save a certain number of shows and will delete
the oldest when a new show arrives. This is reserved space and is
independent of anything else going on in the box. Can Tivo do this?
Possible I have not totally played with it yet.
My
I can think of plenty of up-tempo music for exercising, but I can't
imagine what kind of audio book would be suitable!
I find a really good audio book a lot more engrossing than music and
makes the time doing unpleasant tasks (like exercising) seem to go
more quickly. g
Paula
IN/USA
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