Works great Tivo - DVD - Sirus radio
938853
I have 3 of these units.
1 is for the Tivo, so I can have the A/V in the Family Room and in the Kitchen
1 is for the DVD, same for the FR & Kitchen viewing.
1 used one slightly different. I am only using the audio section for distribution of the audio output from a Sirius Starmate ( with a 3.5mm to RCA cable ) into the dist amp, and then 3 outputs, 1 in the FR next to the Sirius Starmate for the sound system ( FR and mono block amps in the basement for the 1st floor sound system ) 1 to the MBR and 1 to the office.
This allows the Sirius radio to be playing in the MBR, without needing to have the FR sound system on and added the office on a stereo input rather than use the FM receiver part ( prior install had the output of the last mono block amp pair to a A/V to Cat5 balun to the MBR only ).
You could use the same concept to have a CD or MP3 player in multiple rooms by using the A/V over Cat5 and dist AMP.

I have an old pair of the expensive Audio only over Cat5 ( 110.00 for the pair ) and a pair of the StarTech A/V over cat5 baluns (&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/StarTech-com-COMPUTPEXTA-Composite-Video-Extender-over-Cat-5-with-Audio/dp/B000IXU3X8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">StarTech.com COMPUTPEXTA Composite Video Extender over Cat 5 with Audio</a>&nbsp;)
Both work great for the audio usage, reviews are good for the video as well ( allows for multi room A/V without running coax cable ).

I installed mine on the back of the Bello AV stand, I used 10-32 screws and nuts, and a 3/8" nut as a stand off.  I did not have a previous usage of them, and wanted air circulation around the whole unit.  This is just the typical belt and suspenders install that I normally do, not a requirement by the mfgr.  I cannot say that it was required or if it is any better, but that is the way it is installed.
256295
This is an awesome little product from Tivo.  I used it in conjunction with the TiVo Roamio OTA and the setup was pretty much flawless.  The one thing I did not do was powercycle the modem, router, TiVo Roamio, and Tivo Mini.  This made it so my mini could not find the Roamio.  However, after I reset all of the equipment Mini found Roamio and ran off and got married.  Now I just hope they don't kill themselves since they are separated by multiple rooms.
1158364
I had to buy this particular unit to work with my TiVo Roamio television DVR. No other external hard disk unit was compatible. Once again I felt cornered by the TiVo product: you have to pay $14 a month to use their record and program guide features but they are admittedly very good. The WD Expander does work properly and is quiet. So it is very satisfactory. It gives me triple the storage of the Roamio alone. I am currently using an Over-The-Air antenna I mounted on my roof last fall so recording crystal clear High Definition programs is very satisfying. Better HD than the Bell satellite images. I have the full last season of Downton Abbey in HD recorded barely touching the total storage space and no download charge! Better to pay $14 to TiVo instead of $140  to Bell  which is what I was paying before I "cut the cable". The Expander complements this system nicely. The capital outlay has paid for itself in six months from the savings. P.S. For those of you interested, I also use a Roku3 to stream from the PC for Netflix ($8 monthly),  PlayOn, MyMedia, etc. This system gives the best of most worlds to my mind. I have not tried using the WD Expander USB2/eSATA as an external hard drive on my pc but I am sure it would work well. I have two other earlier WD My Books USB external drives on my pc and I am very satisfied with them. I have come to trust and respect Western Digital equipment.
800536
I have used it for a few months now and am completely satisfied.  I do recommend the monthly TiVo program guide but it does cost.
3293223
Installed with Pioneer AVH- X5800BHS. Works great plays DVDs and can adjust all radio settings while in motion. Plus its cheap too!
3104971
TiVo is the best DVR system available, much easier to use and feature-filled than anything the cable companies offer. The TiVo Mini works in conjunction with your existing TiVo Premiere, Roamio, or Bolt to bring the TiVo experience to an additional television. Because this version includes an RF remote, you can hide the Mini easily. The Mini brings almost all of the features of a full TiVo to your extra TV, although it is a bit slower than the Roamio at loading streaming apps.

Installation of the Roamio is easy, as you can feed it either via your existing coax wiring (via MoCA), or via wired 100Mbps Ethernet. Both methods work fine, although if you have problems with the Ethernet, TiVo support may get shirty about any Ethernet switches you may have.

The biggest downside to purchasing your TiVo Mini on Amazon is the awkward activation dance you'll need to do:
1. Register the new device on the TiVo website.
2. Wait for TiVo to activate the new device.
3. Get most of the way through the guided setup of the new TiVo Mini, including downloading firmware updates, until it tries to find your main TiVo and fails.
4. Force your main TiVo(s) to do a service call manually, so TiVo's cloud servers tell it about the new Mini.
5. Reboot the TiVo Mini by yanking the cord and then complete the guided setup again. Now it should see your main TiVo.

This process will take you an hour or so, depending on your Internet speed. And TiVo doesn't really document this awkward process; they just recommend you wait a day for the automated nightly call, which is silly. But once you complete this, you're good to go with the TiVo experience on your remote TVs, with full video and audio quality.
2834594
I bougt this antenna to use with my Tivoli Audio One table top radio.  I am not an Electrical Engineer, and I was a bit skeptical that it would make a difference given that it is not physically wired to the radio.  When I opened the package I placed the antenna on top of the T1 and dialed in an AM station that seems to share bandwidth with another station, which creates bleed-over from the other station.  Once I dialed in the frequency on the radio to its clearest setting, I did the same with the antenna's tuner and was amaxed when the extraneous noise vanished.  I am very satisfied with this unit and carry it from one room to the next when I am listening to other radios in the house.  Great product, works as advertised, weighted base, even looks expensive but it isn't.
447242
The RF modulator works like a charm. We can now view DVDs coexisting with Charter on our analog TV.
3823439
amazing works like a charm. very easy set up. works great with my Tivo.
3076365
I already had a wireless adapter attached to my Tivo, but I needed something with a stronger signal, this was it.  It is very well made, and nice to look at.  The installation is truly plug and play, just plug it in and the Tivo does the rest.  A great buy if you want to expand the abilities of your Tivo!
3774863
This is my second wireless adpater that I have tried with my Tivo.  Originally, I purchased a Dlink network adapter which generally worked, but would lock up or drop the signal fairly often.  When I upgraded to this adapter, the signal strength went from 25-30% up to 50%.  It connected instantly, and has not dropped the signal (it has been connected for over 6 weeks now).  This adapter may be a few bucks more than some of the cheap ones out there, but worth every penny.
704721
Works great with my Time Warner SA DVR.  Plugged it in and had no problems at all.  I rebooted the DVR and it saw it instantly.  Now I have plenty of storage!!!
152492
Very nice unit, does everything I need. The only suggestion I have is that the 300 page PDF manual be referenced in the set up details. There were a few confusing elements moving from the old Tivo interface but once I located the manual everything was explained clearly and I was able to set up my Tivo exactly as I wanted it.
27253
I love this!  I live alone and have an older Tivo Series two that was acting wonky in my living room and a Tivo Roamio in my bedroom.  I actually like that I can be watching in the living room and then pick it up where I left off in the bedroom.  Very easy set up and small and compact.
4564974
I love my Humax Tivo DVR because it has a DVD recorder.  You can copy shows on the TIVO then burn them to a disc.  However, it is finicky about the discs it will copy.  These are about the only ones I have found that work well.  I don't know if its the slow speed or what.  These discs are reserved for TIVO recordings.  Shows copied (or burned to the disc) play well on all TVs.  The white surface works great for handwritten labels with a sharpie.  It is not slick like some discs where the writing seems as though it could rub off.  No problem here.
1521991
It works seamlessly with the TIVO Premier (of course) and is very easy to install.  Network adapters for dummies :).  I have another one for another TIVO and I have no issues at all.
2714436
Received my 880 and had it working within an hour controlling my 3-component system: Panasonic plasma HDTV, Sony A/V receiver and Sony DVD/VCR. Am watching HD OTA, so set up an activity, Watching HDTV, for that. Watch SDTV via cable using the DVD/VCR tuner, so setup another activity, Watching Cable TV, for that. Setup was fast and intuitive. Had to learn two IR commands, one for TV (the dash used in the compound channel format) and the channel Enter command for the DVD/VCR tuner.