sounds like something to look into.
i heard somewhere that these things would "learn" the
things you like to watch and catch a episode or a
movie that you had not even known was going to be on,
just in case you'd want it (ie: you program to watch
lots of john wayne movie, so it will catch a john
wayne that you personally did not even know about).
for that reason i would have thought it'd be a complex
machine.
--- "Elizabeth H. Thiers" <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> Even I can figure it out.  One remote. For example,
> if I wanted to watch an
> upcoming show such as oh, Star Trek.  I would go
> into the Set-up, and print
> out Star Trek (actually, I wouldn't have to do the
> whole thing as a list of
> available shows for the next 2 weeks shows up as I
> type in S, the S shows
> show up ST shows starting with ST show up ,etc.
> I then have a choice of times, season's pass, new
> episodes, all episodes,
> etc.
>
> We even watch one show, TIVO another.  And have a
> list of our shows in order
> of importance in case of any conflicts.
> The shows then are kept in another "folder" ready to
> watch.  They will
> automatically delete after you reach your capacity,
> but, you can also save
> them on the TIVO to watch.  It's saved digitally.
> Now, we don't have the
> DVD burner hooked to save onto DVD.  But, it's a
> nice system.  Only drawback
> is it only works on one TV at a time, at least the
> version we have.
>
> Beth T the OT
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List
> Subject: Re: i feel really rather pathedic at times
>
>
> is it that easy?
>
> --- "Elizabeth H. Thiers" <[log in to unmask]>
> wrote:
> > You could come to the dark side and get a TIVO we
> > tell it what programs,it
> > records, we watch then delete.
> >
> > Beth t the OT


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