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EDGEMAN

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You could drop TV, but keep their internet, then sign up for youtube TV


That has a "online" DVR included in the package (i.e. no extra charges).

Other options include a TiVo box. You may need to rent a CableCard, but that should be much cheaper than their DVR. Check their website for the rental price. TiVo requires you pay a monthly fee for the channel guide, but the feedback I've heard is that most people really like it.

There are a few other HD DVRs out there...

(In response to this post by GJHokie)

Posted: 01/24/2020 at 4:49PM


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  Need Help with HDTV DVR Recommendation -- GJHokie 01/24/2020 4:38PM
  Make sure you do your homework on ATSC 3.0 before -- Femoyer Hokie 01/24/2020 5:02PM
  If ATSC 3.0 is in your future plans you will need a special tuner for it. -- Femoyer Hokie 01/24/2020 5:53PM
  Hopefully built into the TV -- EDGEMAN 01/24/2020 6:17PM
  A few new tv’s in 2020 will have it built in. ** -- Femoyer Hokie 01/24/2020 6:23PM
  I would definitely wait for one of those TVs. -- EDGEMAN 01/24/2020 6:58PM
  Yeah --- I was bitten once when I put my hand behind mine! ** -- GJHokie 01/24/2020 7:31PM
  Oh, and my next TV will also have HDR. -- EDGEMAN 01/24/2020 7:06PM
  Thanks Femoyer .... -- GJHokie 01/24/2020 5:12PM
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  Honorary VTCC -- GJHokie 01/24/2020 7:27PM
  You could drop TV, but keep their internet, then sign up for youtube TV -- EDGEMAN 01/24/2020 4:49PM
  Edgeman --- TiVo Box -- GJHokie 01/24/2020 5:09PM

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