Direct TV offers DVR service as an option with its service.
Most TV providers provide DVR. I have Charter and I use their DVR service. I know that UVerse, Direct TV, and Comcast also offer DVR. It is great! I never miss my favorite shows now!
Yes, Dish does offer DVR. It is usually around $10-$20 a month for the added service. I love my DVR too!
If it is a Dish or DirecTV DVR, you cannot.
Yes, you can. You can mod your computer and set it up to your TV to act as a DVR. It is up to the cable company whether they will allow you to do this. They may make exceptions, but generally they want you to use their devices.
Most satellite TV services today offer a DVR feature. It costs extra per month unless included in a special or is purchased along with the package selected. Direct TV and Dish Network are the most common.
Yes, you can. Most television service providers offer a box with this capablility at no extra charge. If you do not wish to have a service provider, I would recommend purchasing a TiVO brand dvr. To contact tivo, visit them on their website at tivo.com Hope this helps and good luck to you!
Some cable / satellite providers let you rent a unit for about 10 dollars / month. You can also purchase a DVD disk recorder with a built in hard drive which acts as a DVR though those units are disappearing. Tivo is a DVR.
Custom built DVR's and tools such as TIVO allow you to use any provider.
AT&T U-Verse is a phone company that provides television service with interactive channel guides and full featured on-demand programming with the option to record up to four shows at once on DVR. Satellite providers also offer interactive channel guides and various pricing deals.
No, service is needed in order for the satellite to send and receive signals.
In general you do not have to pay a service fee to use the DVR, you only have to pay if you use a service to program your DVR for revcording or selecting automated recording. You can do it all manually through the menu for nothing...
Both direct tv and Dish Network offer a DVR tryp receiver.