DVR for Life
gcville
Contributor - Level 3

I found out that DVR for Life means for the life of that model you have now.  When the new models come out, the DVR for life ends.  So I can live with the current one and 2 shows recording at a time and almost maxing at 99% and monitoring my storage.  Guess that was in the small print.  Anyway, I think Verizon should be advertising or at least saying the new DVRs are coming and will be able to record 10 shows at a time.

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sangs1
Specialist - Level 2

You know you can add an external drive to your DVR to greatly increase recording capacity, right? Still stuck with two tuners, but at least you get a lot more recording space.

I also have a free DVR for life so won't be switching to the VMS system unless they want to give me it for free too, which I don't anticipate happening. 

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sangs1
Specialist - Level 2

You know you can add an external drive to your DVR to greatly increase recording capacity, right? Still stuck with two tuners, but at least you get a lot more recording space.

I also have a free DVR for life so won't be switching to the VMS system unless they want to give me it for free too, which I don't anticipate happening. 

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tns2
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It doesn't end just because new DVR's come out.  But don't expect them to give you one of the new ones as a free DVR for life.

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bwh1
Contributor - Level 1
How do you get a free DVR for life?
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gcville
Contributor - Level 3

Not sure how to do that , but i will look into it.

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gcville
Contributor - Level 3

Right. I meant it ends if you get the new DVR that is coming out. Didnt mean it ends if you stick with the same old model.

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