As you know it is not an easy task.

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Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Re(2): Tivo vs. Apple TV

Funny Ed, thanks so much for your help, staying out of hot water at  
home is of utmost importance.


john


On Sep 2, 2008, at 4:57 PM, Ed Wiser wrote:

> John my wife's favorite feature and one that keep's me out of trouble
> is the season pass.
> Example my wife like's Army Wife's on Lifetime. I tell tivo to record
> all new episodes of the show and
> then I don't have to worry about if I miss recording the show it just
> does it.
> Now I do check my to do list of recording items at least every two
> weeks to make sure all is ok.
> As cable channels sometimes do not report if an episode is a rerun or
> not so The Monk marathon's can fill your hard drive up if you don't
> what out.:)
>
>
>
> On Sep 2, 2008, at 7:22 AM, John Stone wrote:
>
>> TIVO has it's own "guide" system, which is what you're paying monthly
>> for. While Insight uses TV Guide as it's "guide".
>>
>> With TIVO you can do different searches, such as searching for
>> director, actor, actress , genre, etc. Which you can't do with the
>> Insight DVR...
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>> On Sep 1, 2008, at 6:43 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
>>
>>> (I'm guessing here) The dvr that comes from Insight uses insights tv
>>> guide but not sure where TIVO gets its listings.
>>>
>>> I think basically, they are the same but don't know for sure.
>>>
>>> Can't answer your other questions.
>>>
>>> Monday, September 1, 20086:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>> Harry & others,
>>>>
>>>> How dose TIVO differ from the box that comes with Insight Cable.
>>>> It
>>>> seems we can do all that you are talking about here using TIVO with
>>>> the Insight Box.
>>>>
>>>> Also I have wanted to ask before, there are two firewire ports in
>>>> the
>>>> back of the Insight Cable box, could those be hooked to a firewire
>>>> drive and record directly to it instead of the hard drive in the
>>>> Insight box?   If so, then could not the firewire be hooked to a  
>>>> Mac
>>>> and move the movie to it?
>>>>
>>>> John
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Sep 1, 2008, at 5:32 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I don't know about Apple TV but I do know about TIVO!
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a roof top antenna and I have a Series 1 (1st generation)
>>>>> TIVO
>>>>> DVR (digital video recorder). I also have a lifetime (of my TIVO
>>>>> box)
>>>>> subscription so I have no monthly fees (when I bought it a  
>>>>> lifetime
>>>>> subscription was $295, now I think it's $399). My TIVO is
>>>>> connected to
>>>>> my phone line and it updates the TV schedule once a day (it's  
>>>>> never
>>>>> interrupted a phone call in the 3 or 4 years that I have had  
>>>>> TIVO).
>>>>>
>>>>> You should get an HD TIVO (probably can't get a Series 1 any more-
>>>>> that's
>>>>> not HD ready).
>>>>>
>>>>> My series 1 TIVO doesn't yet recognize  the analog to digital
>>>>> converter
>>>>> box I purchased but TIVO says it's working on the software upgrade
>>>>> for my DVR.
>>>>>
>>>>> I rarely watch TV without going through TIVO. I record the
>>>>> programs I
>>>>> want and watch them at my convenience. I skip the commercials! It
>>>>> is
>>>>> also possible to watch one channel while recording a program on
>>>>> another
>>>>> channel.
>>>>>
>>>>> If you watch a lot of tv I recommend getting a box that allows you
>>>>> to
>>>>> record two programs simultaneously.
>>>>>
>>>>> With TIVO when you watch television live and you can pause (for up
>>>>> to 30
>>>>> minutes) the program to answer the phone, answer the call of  
>>>>> mother
>>>>> nature, walk the dog, get a snack, or whatever and then restart  
>>>>> the
>>>>> program from where you paused. You won't miss anything.
>>>>>
>>>>> TIVO is the best thing to come down the television pike since  
>>>>> Philo
>>>>> Farnsworth built his first TV!
>>>>>
>>>>> It's hard to say whether I love my TIVO more than my recumbent
>>>>> bike or
>>>>> vice versa!
>>>>>
>>>>> Harry
>>>>>
>>>>> Monday, September 1, 20082:31 PMWendi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>>
>>>>>> I'm considering giving my husband Tivo service as a birthday
>>>>>> gift. I
>>>>>> know very little about it, and wondered if any of you might have
>>>>>> advice. He's a PC user, while the rest of us use Macs, and our
>>>>>> internet connection is wired. Does Apple TV work as well as Tivo?
>>>>>> Any
>>>>>> advice or thoughts?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Wendi
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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