I suppose there must be some people out there that are attached to their Betamax vcr as well
Or their Nintendo...I mean the original..
I suppose there must be some people out there that are attached to their Betamax vcr as well
First, I don't have any HD tvs. I don't watch TV that much, and I don't want to pay a premium for HD. I'm happy with the setup I have. I know that sounds hard to believe but I just want basic access to a few shows and am not interested in spending a fortune. Tivo works well. It works better than DTV's crappy DVR IMO. So for me, if it isn't broken, I don't want to fix it (and pay more).
As it stands, I'm paying DirecTV a bunch of money and if they can't help me maintain the status quo, then I'll just cancel my service altogether.
I find it hard to believe nobody out here seems to have any idea how these boxes work, or what the providers can and can't do.
First, I don't have any HD tvs. I don't watch TV that much, and I don't want to pay a premium for HD. I'm happy with the setup I have. I know that sounds hard to believe but I just want basic access to a few shows and am not interested in spending a fortune. Tivo works well. It works better than DTV's crappy DVR IMO. So for me, if it isn't broken, I don't want to fix it (and pay more).
As it stands, I'm paying DirecTV a bunch of money and if they can't help me maintain the status quo, then I'll just cancel my service altogether.
I find it hard to believe nobody out here seems to have any idea how these boxes work, or what the providers can and can't do.
What model TiVo are you trying to activate?
It's a Hughes HDVR2 unit.
I was told without the ID it would not work, BUT I put the card in an entirely different unit and erased and reset the device and it worked. (or I should say, I moved the hard drive over to the new unit, then erased and reset it) - I originally thought the power supply was bad, but it was the motherboard.