can i cut the cable card,record live tv,and do everything that tivo can
290296
You still need a cable card. We've had our Moxi for 3 years. It does all that TiVo does but it's not as user friendly...in my opinion.
1855003
I have a Roku too, and you won't need it as the TiVo has the same features. I use my Roku on a different tv since I have it.
1278326
I kept my Tivo's when I upgraded. I have 3 running at the same time, each in a different room in the house. I can access one from the other, and transfer shows between them but each unit needs to have its own cable card. I hope this helps
415797
I believe you can. When I first set it up, I could see all the shows on TiVo, no problems. But that was with wireless wide open, which I wasn't going to keep like that. There are ports that need to be opened, so it takes a bit of work to do it, unless you just leave the wireless open. Make sense?
1877399
I'm pretty sure it will not. You can get a card from your cable company to put in the Tivo to have it tune in your channels like your cable box.
129238
Yes, but keep in mind that you have to supply your own usb hard drive and you will be limited to recording whatever channels the antenna can pick up. Also you will not be able to record one thing and watch another. You will watch what is being recorded. The box does a pretty good job recording. I can't tell the difference between something that's been recorded and live tv. The naming scheme is basic and doesn't use show names so you may have a hard time finding a particular show you recorded if you record a lot of stuff. But all in all this box enables free hd recording of your local channels.
1756129
I believe it only works with cable cards. You can always double check at tivo.com
482107
They might charge you a small fee to rent a cablecard so you can access all the digital channels. With this device you can't use ondemand services. I use windows media center to record tv, this is not a standalone device as it requires a computer.
2000158
dish network is like cable sure you can , just make sure channel 03 is on vcr ,hit rec start recording .
2271186
I don't see why that would not work. With a cable card, the unit acts just like a cable box except you can't access On Demand or PPV channels.
2104761
You will be able to replace the set top box/DVR from Comcast. You'll need some way to connect the TiVo box to the Internet, either a phone line or connect to your high speed network (recommended). I bought a TiVo wireless network card and hooked it up to my TiVo.
1756126
Yes, you can record over-the-air digital channels. The Tivo forums website has a lot of information about using Tivo DVRs. Enjoy
2190170
Don't have a TIVO but you can basically program it to work with anything. It's fantastic!
121923
If you choose not to subscribe you won't get any TV schedule info on the TiVo. You can manually record, but its a bother and you won't have the name of the shows to differentiate one from another.
323969
Yes you just need a DVR that has the capabilities to do it. There is also an app that allows you to see live from your phone.
1037430
I don't know for sure. It should work fine with TIVO but your cable provider would know if anything else would be required, ie: a cable card for the TIVO box.
1940077
Yes if you set any tv up properly with a tivo you can watch channel a while channel b is recording. To do so on current models you'll need to get an adapter and run a separate cable line to the tivo and another to the tv. Hopefully the new Tivo's will offer pass through signals like those old VCRs did. Visit this site at tivo.com, http://customersupport.tivo.com/knowbase/root/public/tv2100.htm?path=18&topic=20&gsgStep=Step%20Two