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In Reply to: Tossed VHS and all tapes. Going DVD for image, anyone else? posted by Elizabeth on August 06, 2001 at 09:35:54:
The picture is about 10 times better (on Best Quality recording setting) and the convenience, well it's just out of this world.
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Does this thing require some sort of subscription, or do you just buy the thing, set it up, and get ready for some hardcore ass-on-couch laziness?
Yes the TIVO requires either $10 a month or $200 for life time. I got a $100 rebate so my lifetime cost $100.You can think of it as a subscription to TV Guide because that's what you really get- info on every program on every cable or satellite system you specify.The Panasonic Replay unit (no longer made) cost a lot more but had no subscription. Ultimate TV (Microsoft's version) also requires a subscription.
If you don't subscribe you can still use TIVO but you have to perform everything manually just like the old VCR.
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