Does the Roamio have any kind of channel guide similar to what verizon fios has?
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Yes, all the Tivos, including this one have a scrollable channel guide. Lists a column of programming by time to the side of the channel list, and both columns can be scrolled, while continuing to listen to the currently tuned channel, until you hit enter on whatever channel you have selected from the list.
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TIVO Mini you do have to pay a monthly or charge, or you can pay a one time charge which is called a LIFETIME!! Not sure, but I don't think there is a charge for the Roamio.
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It worked with my FIOS router. But it doesn't really help to extend the range,I ended up buying TL-WA850RE and it worked better.
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I have The TCL 32inch TV and i have the Motorola box for Fios I brought the Sony RM-VZ320 the Remote was only 11.00 this wk at Target It was simple to set up it works with the TCL tv use the 3rd code on the list 02429 now i control the fios box and tv on one remote
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Cable and Satellite providers control the remote codes:Fios TV (Verizon), 3264Dish Network 627, 659, 505DIRECTV - 10178Time Warner Cable - 0178Philips - 0002Comcast - 11864, 10178Cox Communications - 0178Atlas DVR Device URC - 0178Bell Remotes & Dish Network - 505, 506, 516, 523, 526, 566, 573, 612, 627, 647, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 658, 659, 664, 665, 667, 669, 670, 679, 680, 704, 717, 730, 738Other Remotes can try - 10019, 0030, 10030, 0835, 10835
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I have fios and I was able to return the cable box that I was using from them and in return get a cable card. It works for the channels but I am unable to get the guide to work. I am not sure about time warner but I am sure that it is the same. Hope that helps.
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Yes it's almost like it was made for Verizon Fios. You need one Ethernet/Coax adapter; 2 RG6 cables and a 2.5ghz bi-directional splitter. Don't use the coax out on the Ethernet/Coax adapter or you will lose On Demand and Guide. Split coax from wall and run to the adapter and STB. Follow this guide http://www.dslreports.com/faq/15984
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I don't have Verizon FIOS so I'm not sure how you're connected. But if you have coaxial connections, this POE (Point Of Entry) should be placed just like the name says, at the "point of entry" or source of your cable source before any splitters. It might be easy to find or may take you a while depending on how your provider installed your cable. Worst comes to worst you may have to call them to help you. Once installed it worked like a charm.
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The Roamio works with digital cable with a cable card your rent from your cable company. If by "standard cable" you mean old style analog cable then no it does not work with analog cable.
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It should be included with the latest firmware update.You can download the channel if it is not already loaded.
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I don't have Verizon Fios, but you have to understand the point of the repeater is extend your wireless signal. Assuming you are running a wireless network at home, the repeater will allow you to get or extend that wireless signal to places you don't already have it. If you're using Verizon just for wireless tv, you should check if you need Verizon hardware to access that signal. But if you're using Verizon for your wireless tablets or laptops, the repeater should work for extending that signal. Difficulty? If you can find your SSID and password for your wireless network, no problem. If you don't know what that is, have someone else do it. I don't have Verizon Fios, but you have to understand the point of the repeater is extend your wireless signal. Assuming you are running a wireless network at home, the repeater will allow you to get or extend that wireless signal to places you don't already have it. If you're using Verizon just for wireless tv, you should check if you need Verizon hardware to access that signal. But if you're using Verizon for your wireless tablets or laptops, the repeater should work for extending that signal. Difficulty? If you can find your SSID and password for your wireless network, no problem. If you... » Read More I don't have Verizon Fios, but you have to understand the point of the repeater is extend your wireless signal. Assuming you are running a wireless network at home, the repeater will allow you to get or extend that wireless signal to places you don't already have it. If you're using Verizon just for wireless tv, you should check if you need Verizon hardware to access that signal. But if you're using Verizon for your wireless tablets or laptops, the repeater should work for extending that signal. Difficulty? If you can find your SSID and password for your wireless network, no problem. If you don't know what that is, have someone else do it. « Show Less
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It is not compatible with Verizon FIOS at all, at least that was written on the box I received (although not mentioned anywhere on the description on the site).
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If your router is not already Moca enabled (i know that Verizon FIOS is moca enabled, but others may not be) then yes, you need one on the router side and one on the device end.
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Yes. I use Verizon FiOS HD TV service and I have two cablecards for the dual channel capability. Please note: The signal coming from FiOS is very powerful, and in many cases too powerful for the TiVo. I had to purchase a "db attenuator" which is a small plug that goes inline with the incoming coax cable. I am using a 20db attenuator. Without the attenuator you may get signal problems/pixelation. If you go into "Messages & Settings" and click on "Diagnostics" you will see "SN Ratio" (Signal to Noise Ratio). The sweet spot for TiVo Series 3 is "31db - 32db". If it's more than that you may get choppy picture.
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You will need to pay for Roamio service at $15 per month unless you buy the lifetime... Plus you will need a cable card from your cable provider to see their provided channels. Then the mini will share one of the tuners at no additional cable company cost. All in all that is usually cheaper than renting a DVR or two from the cable company... I've had TiVo's for many years and like them much better that cable DVRs.
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Not familiar with FiOS, but we use the Philips DVD as our primary cable tuner. We can tune all the old channels as well as many digital channels which are showing up on cable as well. These digital channels are not part of the "digital cable" package being offered by the cable company, and I do not know if the Philips can replace the digital tuner provided by the cable company if you subscribe to digital cable. We also use a simple old-fashioned antenna to watch & record over-the-air HDTV programming. For the most impressive HDTV we still use the 1080 tuner in the HDTV rather than the 480 tuner in the Philips, though at first glance the two look pretty similar when compared to the old TV standard. The Philips DVD works just like our old VHS recorder in that we set our individual or day-of-the-week selections, and then turn off the machine. I do miss VCR+ which the Philips does not have.
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You can find a list of their supported Apps (Channels) on this website.http://www.roku.com/now-playing