[stogie5150]

Like on the H10-250? I know you lose the buffer if you do, but I searched high and low I haven't seen anyone talk about doing it....on the TIVO you just press the down arrow to toggle...the HR20 does this how?

I also never realized how much I would miss DLB. And I am not much of a sports fan...:lol:

 

[mtnagel]

Only if you record both things you want to watch can you jump back and forth. Many don't consider it acceptable, but it's fine for me.

 

[Milominderbinder2]

The closest you can come is in the Tips & Tricks link below as Watch Two Live Programs. Click it to see that and 45 other undocumented tricks.

Also, if you have not taken the Wish List Survey recently, please click that link.

Take care,

- Craig

 

[stogie5150]

The closest you can come is in the Tips & Tricks link below as Watch Two Live Programs. Click it to see that and 45 other undocumented tricks.

Also, if you have not taken the Wish List Survey recently, please click that link.

Take care,

- Craig

Goodness what a work around :nono: .....I guess I'll join the clamor for dual live buffers and a one key way to switch between them.

I DID take the survey, thanks....I see that DLB is #1.....I hope that D* is listening.....:sure:

 

[Que]

Goodness what a work around :nono: .....I guess I'll join the clamor for dual live buffers and a one key way to switch between them.

I DID take the survey, thanks....I see that DLB is #1.....I hope that D* is listening.....:sure:

If you have the time also take this poll.

http://www.dbstalk.com/showthread.php?t=62118

 

[triley51]

I believe I read somewhere that macrovision was active on the composite outs. Someone recommended a DVD-R that ignored macrovision but I cannot seem to find the post. Anyone have recommendations?

 

[Earl Bonovich]

I believe I read somewhere that macrovision was active on the composite outs. Someone recommended a DVD-R that ignored macrovision but I cannot seem to find the post. Anyone have recommendations?

Reboot the unit.

The only time right now that macrovision is enabled, is during the startup cycle... and that is basically until it gets the command in the boot up cycle to shut it off.