does this work with tivo premiere?
905656
To be honest with you I don't really know. It's just a switcher I would assume that it would work as long as you have an HDMI input to your device.
905657
It will work, but it will not be very fast since most Premiere content is HD and even a small show can be 1GB and up. So, yeah, it will work, but it is not an ideal solution. Premiere is better with a wired connection.
905658
I hooked it to my premier and it appears to work better than the TIVO USB G adapter I had before but it doesn't appear to be able to connect to the 5GHz band on my router. Only connects to the 2.4GHz band with all the other devices.
970932
Yes, it is. I bought it to use with the Tivo HD model, which is the same as the HD XL but with a smaller capacity hard drive. All of the peanut-shaped remotes are supposed to be backwards compatible.
1957540
Nope. This one only works with Digital Cable and Fios. I believe DirecTV has a box available with TiVo though.
1811910
It will, but it's designed for audio/visual file types. This one is designed to work best in Tivo's, Roku's, video security recording systems and the like.The firmware of this drive is designed to ignore occasional errors and instead offer very smooth video streaming. Ignoring occasional errors is not a problem for video files, as we won't notice the random missing or mis-colored pixel on screen.For standard computer files, you want a drive that catches and corrects all the errors - a missing or incorrect bit in Windows or an application will often cause the app to crash, or end up with a corrupted document.You'll want to use a non-AV rated HD for normal computer use. It will, but it's designed for audio/visual file types. This one is designed to work best in Tivo's, Roku's, video security recording systems and the like.The firmware of this drive is designed to ignore occasional errors and instead offer very smooth video streaming. Ignoring occasional errors is not a problem for video files, as we won't notice the random missing or mis-colored pixel on screen.For standard computer files, you want a drive that catches and corrects all the errors - a missing or incorrect bit in Windows or an application will often cause the app to... » Read More It will, but it's designed for audio/visual file types. This one is designed to work best in Tivo's, Roku's, video security recording systems and the like.The firmware of this drive is designed to ignore occasional errors and instead offer very smooth video streaming. Ignoring occasional errors is not a problem for video files, as we won't notice the random missing or mis-colored pixel on screen.For standard computer files, you want a drive that catches and corrects all the errors - a missing or incorrect bit in Windows or an application will often cause the app to crash, or end up with a corrupted document.You'll want to use a non-AV rated HD for normal computer use. « Show Less
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I'm sure it wil, it can be programd. It works fine for everything I Have programmed it for., but I don't have a TiVo
1581111
Sorry, I can't give you an accurate answer. My gut feeling is that since both TiVo and HDHomeRun are both tuners there could be some conflict. You may be able to make them work, but probably not the way you want it to. My HDHomeRun is directly connected to the cable and I use Microsoft Media Center for the DVR and other functions and it works very well in that configuration. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
760196
As long as TiVo has a red / white RCA jack for audio and a yellow RCA jack for video it should work.
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I use this adaptor for my TiVo TCD750500 Premiere 4 Digital Video Recorder.
2061185
No, and it makes no sense to do so. Unless you're talking a very old TiVo (series2), then the TiVo itself would use the same cablecard you would need to enable this tuner. If that's the case, just put the cablecard in the TiVo and be done with it.
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We have experienced no lag on the premiere with the new Slide remote. It is faster than the cable DVR remote we use on our upstairs remote and is just as fast as the regular TiVo remote on this same set. Have you 'paired ' the new slide remote and if you did have you entered the correct code for your TV? Just guessing, but that might be an issue.
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I sold one Premiere on Ebay and I am in the process of selling the other as well. They can see each other but you still need a card in each TIVO if you stick with a Premiere. I got the mini to replace the Premieres which does not need a card, but you need a hard wire or MOCA connection for a mini to work.
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It works with my TiVo and I would assume it would also work with your Blu-Ray.
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we have a emerson tv. The rca jacks wouldnt work.So we had to connect with the optical digital audio connection to our TiVo. That worked great. They sell this connector at wal mart.
445522
This product is compatible with a limited collection of hardware (it's in the description of the item). You might be better off with http://www.amazon.com/Visible-Emitter-Extender-Infrared-Resources/dp/B002JS0CVI/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1430412458&sr=1-3&keywords=infrared+extender+tivo
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I looked in the setup guide and I didn't find a specific programming number for TiVo. However, my TV didn't have one of those codes and it works with mine, I just had to set it up with a different method and it works fine. I also was able to setup my stereo which is about 8 years old. So I would think that TiVo would be compatible as well.
701644
No, this converts component input to HDMI output. This is for DVD players and game consoles that use component cables. What you need is an HDMI to COMPOSITE (RCA yellow, white and red cable) converter, or just a composite cable for your Tivo.
1789147
Yes, but you will STILL need the additional Tivo subscription to make a Tivo Premiere unit functional. If you only want the online services there are much cheaper solutions (ie, Bluray players like Panaonsic's) that will give you those features.