DVRs
I'd never see an entire program, ESP while potty training!!! what a marvelous invention!! |
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If only I could figure out how to use all this new stuff!  |
I have hope for you  . my special needs 7 year old can use it to watch his Blues Clues over and over. Once he can read, he'll be able to record too, if he can do it, I KNOW you can!at least use the pause button to stop the live shows, go out and then just push play when you come back in. voila! you didn't miss a thing  |
| I never watch tv in "real time" anymore. Everything I want to watch goes to the DVR for watching at my convenience. It really is a great thing. |
| when I do rarely watch something live, I forget and try to forward the commercials! |
ruforgvn wrote: when I do rarely watch something live, I forget and try to forward the commercials! Yep, us too! We leave our TV on and when we get home we "rewind" and skip all the commercials. And it solves arguments too - rewind and relisten. I find myself wanting to do it to the radio.....  |
Couldn't live without it! We have a Tivo upstairs and one downstairs and we just discovered that we can watch shows on either TV off the other DVR --I guess we are kind of slow--but it was a great discovery! I try to keep up!  |
| I love having the DVR. On U-verse you can record it on any tv and watch it on any tv which I really love. So I DVR all the programs I want to watch and my hubby can watch anything he wants on the TV at night, we don't always enjoy the same programs. He can also watch the programs I DVRed at his whim. He has to get up at 2:30 in the morning to go to work, so with the DVR he doesn't miss any of his fav programs. He starts a new job tomorrow (Monday, Nov 14) but will be on an afternoon shift so the dvr will still work well for him. |
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