Just got a DirecTivo

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I've had an 80-hour Series 2 Tivo, but I decided to go DiecTivo.

It is so sweet! Record 2 shows at once, the picture quality is MUCH
better. The unit only cost me $50 from DirecTV (just ask real nice),
and the service is $4/month.

Plus, we don't have a local dial-in number for our standalone Tivo.
But the DirecTivo gets its guide data over the satellite, and only
needs to make a short call about once a week.

And the fact that it has Dolby Digital 5.1 is a bonus I didn't even
know about.

All in all, I'm obviously pretty excited about the thing.

Now to go eBay my Series 2, which has a lifetime subcription attached
to it.

 

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On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 01:30:01 +0000, wrote:

> I've had an 80-hour Series 2 Tivo, but I decided to go DiecTivo.
>
> It is so sweet! Record 2 shows at once, the picture quality is MUCH
> better. The unit only cost me $50 from DirecTV (just ask real nice),
> and the service is $4/month.
>
> Plus, we don't have a local dial-in number for our standalone Tivo.
> But the DirecTivo gets its guide data over the satellite, and only
> needs to make a short call about once a week.
>
> And the fact that it has Dolby Digital 5.1 is a bonus I didn't even
> know about.
>
> All in all, I'm obviously pretty excited about the thing.
>
> Now to go eBay my Series 2, which has a lifetime subcription attached
> to it.

with some easy software hacks... you can set up your DTV Tivo and SA Tivo
to send content to each other ( aka MRV/HMO ) so you can record on one
and watch on another....

jack