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OK. My DVR broke this week. Panasonic ES15, after 6 years of light use.
So, I went out looking for another DVR. There aren't any. Just a few utlra low end Toshiba & Magnovox units out there in Walmart land. I looked them up, and user complaints about early failure and poor quality were overwhelming.
Strange. No DVR's. So, I went and asked around; questions such as "What do you record shows on?", and "Say, how about those Bears?". I was met with what ranged from blank stares to people looking at me as if I had 3 heads. A few folks muttered "Oh, just Tivo", or 'Dude. Like I just download to my laptop, man".
The problem's that I don't have cable, I don't watch that much TV, so I certainly won't be paying for a Tivo subsciption. And, as for computer downloads, I don't watch movies and TV programs on a laptop, or a cell phone.
It wasn't that long ago that everyone owned a VCR. I just want to record some RV shows off the air when I'm not home. No big deal. Anyone know how that can done...today, in 2012?
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Topic - How Do You [yes, YOU] Record Anything? - Mike Porper 08:52:31 10/10/12 (4)
- RE: How Do You [yes, YOU] Record Anything? - bassbinotoko 15:39:52 10/27/12 (0)
- Nobody else finds it strange there are so few replies? - David S. 09:21:59 10/22/12 (1)
- There are no DVR's? - grantv 10:08:39 10/26/12 (0)
- RE: How Do You [yes, YOU] Record Anything? - DavidKD 12:50:40 10/10/12 (0)
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