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I live in fear that my DirecTV Tivo will die someday, and I'll be stuck with a DirecTV DVR (not the TiVo, but their own brand DVR). I virtually guarantee that if my DirecTV TiVo dies, I'll buy one of these new guys to replace it. It is hard to overstate how impressed I have been with my TiVo experience. Vastly superior to anything else out there.
I'm guessing the only product with a similar high user satisfaction would be Macs.
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#1 - Tue Jul 24, 2007 7:30 AM EDT{"commentId":896959,"authorDomain":"divbyzero"}
I live in fear that my DirecTV Tivo will die someday, and I'll be stuck with a DirecTV DVR (not the TiVo, but their own brand DVR).
Same fear here. I'm getting the DirecTV DVR for my bedroom this weekend but I'm really not looking forward to it. I really wish DirecTV and TiVo would kiss and make-up but I've given up hope on that. I'm certain DirecTV makes more money from leasing their own box than they got from their deal with TiVo. I'm thinking of hacking my DirecTiVo unit to put a bigger hard drive in it, but I'm fearful of screwing it up and having to get their DVR to replace it. My wife would kill me, and she assured me she would make it a lingering death. The only reason she agreed to get their DVR for the bedroom was so we wouldn't have to watch tv in the den. We rarely watch "live" tv and don't like sitting through commercials even on our favorite shows.
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