I've been using TiVo on Comcast for about 2 weeks now. It is somewhat buggy, but I'm happy to have my TiVo interface back. Here's the deal.
My TiVo port is to the Motorola DCH3416 with a 158G hard drive (20 hrs HD). Comcast left me with a new TiVo remote that has a few Comcast buttons for OnDemand and other minor functions. The installers spent 2 hours at my house fiddling with the HDMI interface (to my Samsung 1080p TV). Over the past 2 weeks, the HDMI has dropped out 3 times and forced me to reboot the DVR. This morning, the PAUSE/REW function stopped working. That is, the DVR was not buffering any video. Reboot fixed this too.
These are minor problems to me, but thought I'd share. Oh yeah, $14.95 install, $2.95/mo, box free.
The phone has 256MB of RAM and a 1GHz processor, which do the job reasonably well, though the Anna interface will likely leave something to be desired for many smartphone users.
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I've been using TiVo on Comcast for about 2 weeks now. It is somewhat buggy, but I'm happy to have my TiVo interface back. Here's the deal.
My TiVo port is to the Motorola DCH3416 with a 158G hard drive (20 hrs HD). Comcast left me with a new TiVo remote that has a few Comcast buttons for OnDemand and other minor functions. The installers spent 2 hours at my house fiddling with the HDMI interface (to my Samsung 1080p TV). Over the past 2 weeks, the HDMI has dropped out 3 times and forced me to reboot the DVR. This morning, the PAUSE/REW function stopped working. That is, the DVR was not buffering any video. Reboot fixed this too.
These are minor problems to me, but thought I'd share. Oh yeah, $14.95 install, $2.95/mo, box free.