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I don't know if it was necessary but I did the BRINGMRVBACK keyword search. Everything works. Woo

HD would be preferred but if it had to be standard on the secondary I could live with it. I'm thinking my only solution is a HD Slingbox and the Catcher, no? This would let me skip commercials at both locations. Thanks, Woo

How do you mirror? And yes.. live is the way to go.. unless they broadcast it at 4 am... :)

Hi folks, The answer to this is probably just a matter of counting down from three loudly and pressing play but I thought I'd see if there were more technical options available. The setup: 2 HR21 HD DVRs (with all but the latest CE firmware. Yes, MRV works well:)) Gigabit Ethernet...

30 Sec Skip Yes. That is enabled. Not that I assume it is relevant it is just the more info we can provide the better the devs can work out any sort of pattern. Still working well for me. Although oddly the receiver upstairs doesn't see the friendly name of the one in the basement...

Just to let DirecTV know... No issues at all. Downloaded latest CE. Did the "YOUASKEDFORIT". Let things rest for about half an hour so both HR21-100 receivers could sync up. Had previously enabled MRV and labled them. A bit of weirdness when you rewind a recording on another receiver...

Any luck on this? I just found myself in this exact situation. Waiting for my house to get built and I want to put the service into "Dish Pause". I'm being told that is not possible and my only options are to pay for the smallest service $30 bucks a month or cancel which amounts to about...

Are you north or south of Hartford. I'm in Hamden (about 25 miles SSW of Hartford) and can only get ABC. Maybe I'm using the wrong antenna.

Scott, I was thinking of switching to SD mode because you said the stretch wasn't very good when it upconverts SD stuff to HD. So if you output SD signals to the S-video out then you would have a better stretch. So just for curiosity sake I was wondering if the SD outs work when you are in...

Scott, One question regarding the above statments. I'm guessing that the HD and the SD (S-Video or Composite) outputs don't work at the same time. This would be expected when viewing HD content but can you confirm if they work simultaneously with SD programming? I believe the answer lies...

Which output do you use to feed the TIVO? I'm thinking of picking up the new TIVO with the DVD recorder built in. I need to archive some stuff. :D