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I disagree. The hardware is extremely underpowered for the price and the interface is clunky.
by pathartl 9y ago
I disagree. The hardware is extremely underpowered for the price and the interface is clunky.
- __david__ 9y agoIf you know of anything that even remotely compares to a TiVo, I'm all ears.
- pathartl 9y agoI usually roll my own solution with Kodi + tvheadend + HDHomerun. Though HDHR is working on a DVR server that integrates directly with Kodi so it's gonna get even easier. Should work on any device that supports Kodi.
- EpicEng 9y agoEvery computer I own demolishes a TiVo.
- jcater 9y agoAnd that does what for a wife, the kids, visiting parents, etc?
- EpicEng 9y agoThey all use it. My son has been able to mostly-sorta-kinda work the wireless keyboard since he was two and my wife has no issues using her laptop or our theater PC which remains hooked up to the TV. Visiting parents? Sure, I have to remind my Mom how to use it every time. That happens once a year, not a real concern given the thousands of dollars I have saved. Also, you may find that you watch less TV with a setup like this assuming your someone who typically has it on in the background nearly all of the time.
- __david__ 9y agoWhat software do you use? What is your source of shows?
- brightball 9y agoHow is the interface clunky? The One Pass setup is extremely convenient. Search across services is excellent. My parents can use it without issues. This is the first complaint I’ve ever heard about the interface. Not saying it can’t be better...but it’s pretty great. Significantly better than all of the services that insist on showing huge cover pictures everywhere.