Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv (
More info?)
On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 22:20:29 GMT, John in Detroit
<Blanked@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>Well, considering how popular Replays are, and how popular this news
>group is, and how long they have been around... I'd say NO, there is
>not, else we would know about it here by now.
>
>There is, however, a way to do much of what Replay does w/o a
>subscription... You do not get themes, you have to schedule each and
>every show "VCR Style" this includes both show by show and "Same time
>slot every day/week/whatever. What you can not do is, for example, feed
>the unit a name such as "Farscape" and have it record every episode of
>"Farscape" or "Farscape Adventure" or Some Farscape" (or any show who's
>title contains the string "Farscape") That it won't do
>
>But it will download the weekly TV-Listings, and allow you to search
>them for shows (much easier than using a paper TV book)
>
>TO do this you need a sufficent computer (My 1.8Ghz Intel running win-xp
>does it just fine) and the equivlent of a ATI TV-Wonder card, there is
>a long list of "Equivlents" including ati's All-IN-Wonder card and a
>bunch by other companies.
>
>You can get these cards starting around $50.00 new and in the box
>
>They do tie up your computer
>
And will be more susceptible to interference from other programs
running on your computer (especially with Windows 9x). But then, they
could still be worth it, for something free.
>Virus wrote:
>> is there a way to hack a replaytv so the monthly fee isnt requried?
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