dlsnyder said:It's OK to like "American Idol". Really!
It's not for me, but who am I to judge...
No it isn't.
dlsnyder said:It's OK to like "American Idol". Really!
It's not for me, but who am I to judge...
EXACTLY!GaryPen said:... I was just pointing out that it will not solve the problem of the networks starting and ending their programs earlier or later than what is in the guide. For that, we need to smack around the network execs.
GaryPen said:For that, we need to smack around the network execs.
Scott Greczkowski said:From what I saw they need to add a feature so that you can set your unit to record your show only off one channel, so lets say you like Friends, and you want to record each episode which airs Monday - Friday and you want it to record off WPIX only, this way you dont also record Friends Monday through Friday which is airing on WGN and KTLA as well (since they would be the same episode)
bytre said:Funny. I seem to remember that, with the dishplayer 7100, people begged for quite some time to add timer based recording to the name based recording.
LER said:BTW, has anyone heard whether this includes the 721 in getting NBR?
LER
SimpleSimon said:EXACTLY!
Something like:
Because of your onerous scheduling to try to stop me from changing channels to the competition, I will no longer watch this show.
And don't forget the advertisers. It only takes a minute to fire off a short email something along the lines of:
Because of the scheduling malarky the network is doing, I now feel negatively about your product.
It doesn't even matter if you will stop watching or go buy the product - a good email campaign can move mountains.
Will we be able to specify when we want the NBR feature active? For example, to tape new episodes of History's Modern Marvels @ 1PM but not the rerun @ 7 PM?
They would probably make more money going after Motorola and Scientific Atlanta, as their recently released cable DVRs have similar features to NBR and season pass. I've witnessed it first hand at a friends house who has Cox cable with that giant gray SciAtl DVR.rad said:OK, who will be the first to sue E* for using some patented technology, Tivo or Replay? I'll bet some lawyer somewhere is looking over this and trying to figure out where they can get them.