If you need help with your DVR hardware, visit your DVR manufacturer
If you need help with your DVR hardware, visit your DVR manufacturer
Connecting your DVR to your wireless network allows you to transfer and view media files, like digital photos and music, from your PC and view them on your DVR. For example, most DVRs allow you to store and organize your digital photos and view them on your TV. Some even let you play MP3 files directly from your DVR. Here is the hardware you'll need to connect your DVR to an existing wireless network. (The following items are typical hardware needed to hook your DVR to your wireless network. Actual steps and some hardware may vary according to your network setup.) * Compatible wireless USB network adapter for your DVR. Consult your DVR manufacturer for more information about compatible network adapters. * USB cable (to hook the wireless USB network adapter to your DVR). * After you hook up the wireless USB network adapter, you
Yes, you can configure your computer as a DVR by using specific software and hardware. You'll need a TV tuner card or a compatible USB TV tuner to receive and record live television signals. Additionally, software like Windows Media Center, Plex, or other DVR applications can help manage recording schedules and playback. Once set up, your computer can record shows and store them for later viewing, similar to a traditional DVR.
You will need to get the hardware from TiVo (tivo.com) including the DVR. They currently have three different packages to choose from, the cheapest being $99 plus the service. Have fun, you will love having a DVR!
No. But you can buy cheap cams on the net, connect it to a DVR the plug it to the TV.
Help. Did my DVR mess up?
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...
They usually do not make DVR's that are specifically tamper proof for children . Researching it online may help , but basically all DVR's have the same features and most of them if not all are not childproof
To set up on Demand to work with your DVR, hook up your HDMI cable and set up your DVR to work along with on demand. You can also call your TV service provider for additional help.
Getting service from a cable company is generally cheaper. Most cable company's DVR service seem to run approx. $10 per month, in addition to your current cable company bill. Generally, there is no equipment to purchase so the only cost you pay is your monthly bill. Note: This may or may not be the case with your cable company. Consult your cable company for exact pricing and terms for DVR service. Purchasing your own DVR can mean anywhere from roughly $100 (for a standard TiVo DVR) to $600 for some higher-end DVRs. The higher-end DVRs include fancy features such as DVD recording and the like. Plus, you may pay an additional monthly fee, ($12 per month for TiVo, for example). While purchasing your DVR may be more expensive initially, your DVR offers more features and flexibility than your cable company's service. **alternate response** In my neck of the woods (South FL)renting a cable DVR is $8 monthly for the hardware rental and an additional $5 for programming service. I pay $5 a month for a DirecTV DVR programming with a hardware lump sum cost of $50 (the hardware is often available for free with a new installation)
TiVo isn't the only option for digital video recording. TiVo just happened to hit the market early and it became popular fast. You have an option of using DVR receiver services from your cable company. This option usually requires no hardware as the DVR receiver is integrated with your program menu. You simply order the service from your cable company, and you
If your DVR is not recording to the HDD, it may indicate issues such as insufficient storage space, a malfunctioning hard drive, or improper settings. You should check the available storage on the HDD and ensure it isn’t full. Additionally, verify the DVR settings to confirm that it is configured correctly for recording. If problems persist, there could be a hardware failure that may require professional maintenance or replacement.