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I just wanted to know other people's opinions on this because so far, I'm leaving my existing setup alone. I was looking on line to see what upgrades may be available to me and the multi-room DVR is one of them, which now I see is not only available to just new customers.
But here are some of the reasons for my hesitance about switching:
- I never record anything and I never will. People say "never say never" but that's one "never" statement that I make pretty confidently. 🙂
- I only have one TV in my house, just in the living room.
So I guess my question is, "What would I gain, if anything?" Or would getting that new DVR be good preparation for further upgrades in the TV Guide Display?
As long as I can watch my TV and all the basics are working as they should, that's really all that matters to me.
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That's exactly what I was just thinking and what I figured. Thanks for confirming that. And yes, why pay extra for features that I won't even use?
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Based on your comments you don't need a DVR.
However if you were to decide to get one you only should get a HD DVR. The multi-room is a software feature, not different hardware, that can be enable if you ever setup an additional stb for another room. The multi-room feature is an additional $4 over the price of the DVR.
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Thanks. I agree. Sometimes I get confused with the wording on electronic devices but I'm learning.