Get a splitter and run two Tivos next to each other.  Easy, cheap,
and very effective.

        Sag.



--- In [email protected], bjammin693 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have had my Series 2, 80 hour Tivo for about 18 months.  I 
> absolutely love it, but find that I am having to delete shows that I 
> have not had a chance to watch yet in order to make room for new 
> shows.  I tend to use the Medium quality setting, but find that some 
> shows are really horrible at that setting.
> 
> I am aware that you can upgrade the Tivo, but since I have a lifetime 
> subscription, I am concerned that the upgrade might kill the machine 
> (short term or long term), and I could not live without my Tivo. (yes, 
> I'm addicted)
> 
> My question is this: Is upgrading the Tivo a real problem, or am I 
> being too cautious?  Would you suggest that I buy a used Tivo off eBay 
> and upgrade that one, so that I don't put my current Tivo in harm's 
> way?
> 
> Opinions?
> 
> Thanks, Ben




 
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