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Introducing TiVo HD, the digital video recorder that combines the intelligence of the TiVo service with the razor-sharp clarity of HD recording. Designed as a universal cable box to work with any cable provider, the TiVo HD box also offers network connectivity, delivering the best of broadcast and broadband TV, right to your living room..../ TiVo TCD652160 HD Digital Video Recorder / tivo series 2
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- Controls cable TV with record, pause, rewind and fast-forward in HD
- Records two HD channels at once, while watching another recorded show
- 160GB internal hard drive records up to 20 hours of high definition programming (or 180 hours of standard definition)
- Video output modes include: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
- Sources supported , Digital cable, Analog cable, Digital antenna (ATSC), Analog antenna and broadband content.
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Hd recording from antenna is a breeze. : TiVo TCD652160 HD Digital Video Recorder
We recently switched to Comcast just to get Hd. For some reason, in civilized areas, Comcast offers a Motorola cable box but not in our area. In our area, they only give Scientific Atlanta (they need to get out of this business) boxes, which are beyond terrible. I don't have a contemporary Tv with an Hd source only to look at a Gui out of 1986. Not to mention, it performed terrible and was poorly logically organized. It was so bad, we opted to spend the money to buy the TiVo and pay the money for the service.
We called up Comcast to see if we could pick up cable cards and we could not. They would have to come and install them. When they came to install the cards, they only brought two. Neither one of them worked. Apparently, this is a tasteless issue with cable cards and TiVo boxes. I reason some of it is by build since cable associates positively want you to use their equipment. The next day one technician returned with a handful of cable cards and started the install. I believe he went through 5 cards before he found 2 that worked properly....while he was here.
Now that I've had the box for about a month now, here are my observations about it.
* The assosication of programming is Awesome. Now when my TiVo records the 17 South Park episodes, it places them in a file to access, as opposed to littering them across my "Now Playing" list.
* The cards `reset' themselves sometimes. I've had this box for about a month, and already it's happened several times. I'll get a gray screen, but then when I push any button, it goes away and the card works fine. When it does this, it doesn't work on recording, so I don't know what it is. I fear calling Comcast about it because I could have a more informative conversation with my cat. I don't know if it's a Comcast/card qoute or a TiVo problem, but considering the cards are prone to issues, I'm assuming it's the card.
* There's a high rate of pixilation/broken frames. This rarely happened when using the craptastic Sa box, but it happens often on the TiVo. I don't know why. I don't know if it's the cards, the cable, etc. ***I just read other present about the software modernize fixing these problems. They haven't fixed my problems. It's annoying, but not as annoying as the Sa box to me.
* Downloading movies from Amazon is a great feature.
* My major gripe about the box is that it's slow to recognizing the remote and slow when navigating through menus. There's no way you can become kung-fu devotee on this. Your thumb will be 7 clicks ahead of where the menu is. On my old DirecTv TiVo, I could navigate with no missteps. On this, I enduringly misstep. And while I'll accept that much of it is my impatience and user error, I believe this indicative of the box not having adequate memory.
* Save to Vcr...Wth? Why is this even an option? Ok, maybe there are those still hoping for the return of the tape are using this function. Having the function is fine, but why not also have an choice to burn to Dvd and/or send to specified device? Why can't it just be "Save to..." and give us the option. Hopefully this is addressed in the $600 version.
* Can't PnP!! Well, we can't. It may just be our Tv (Samsung Lnt series w/o Hd cable tuner).
* No WiFi! There's positively no excuse for this. We're going on what? the 5th year of widely distributed WiFi? Furthermore, the WiFi adapter is huge. They make WiFi adapters that are like, the size of my pinky now. And I could have gotten one, but I wanted the TiVo recommended adapter.
* Oh, and the piquant TiVo smiley is cute and can be distracting after a couple...few...some drinks.
All in all, even with the defects, I'd advise this over the cable boxes provided.
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Update: After kirking out on a few habitancy at Comcast and threatening to terminate my service, they sent someone with one multi-stream card (We'd had two particular streamers) and I haven't had any of the problem's I'd been experiencing. Apparently, this card was level out of the box. So, w00t!
And two more complaints:
* The inability to delete whole folders from the now playing list.
* The only button to the Now Playing List is the TiVo button, which means that to passage the Now Playing list is two steps on a laggy system.
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