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I guess $250-400 isn't "cheap", but for easy: http://www.channelmaster.com/Antenna_DVR_s/336.htm http://www.channelmaster.com/Antenna_DVR_s/336.htm Our family
by LVB 11y ago
I guess $250-400 isn't "cheap", but for easy: http://www.channelmaster.com/Antenna_DVR_s/336.htm http://www.channelmaster.com/Antenna_DVR_s/336.htm
Our family has used their previous model for years with great success. Dual tuners, program guide (picked up OTA as well), and no fees or subscription.
- nsxwolf 11y agoThat looks nice, but is a bit steep especially if you still have to provide your own storage. Still, best I've seen so far, thanks.
- eludwig 11y agoI can vouch for this model. Works great. I think it gets the guide over ethernet. It comes with a jack for that, or you can get an optional wireless USB dongle. The interface is decent, nothing great, but better than most cable provided boxes. I've got mine hooked up to a 2TB usb drive I had laying around. Worked immediately. It has reasonably good recording options. It can do string matching, so you can say "record any new shows with the word 'Masterpiece' in the title." That kind of thing. I recommend it.
- narrowrail 11y agoI don't have any first-hand knowledge, so thanks for that. However, it is my understanding that if you hook this up to the internet it gets its EPG from Rovio. OTOH, if you do not link it, it will have a crappier, yet sufficient EPG from OTA signals. I believe Rovio gives EPG 2 weeks out, but EPG via OTA is 2 days out.