Direct TV and the HD DVR
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DIRECTV and the HD DVR: Enhancing Your Viewing Experience
DIRECTV has significantly improved its offerings by including free or discounted TiVo-powered DVRs (digital video recorders). This addition makes the service more appealing, especially with the high definition DVR combo that new subscribers can access at a competitive price. But you might wonder: why invest in the upgrade if the DVR comes free with a subscription? Let’s explore the benefits.
Why Choose the HD DVR?
For households with multiple TVs and viewers, the HD DVR offers features that enhance your viewing experience. It’s the first DIRECTV receiver that handles both digital video recording and high definition reception, all in one compact box. This means you no longer need separate devices for high definition and standard definition reception.
Multi-Room Functionality
With the HD DVR, you can connect multiple televisions to a high definition DIRECTV signal and record programs with ease. This eliminates the need for separate high definition and standard definition receivers, streamlining your setup.
Advanced Features and Design
The HD DVR is packed with features that offer unparalleled recording and viewing options. Both connected TVs can utilize manual or automatic timers and enable quick recordings. Notably, you can watch a pre-recorded program while simultaneously recording another live show. The DVR supports fifty automatic/manual timers, giving you flexibility in scheduling recordings.
Recording Flexibility
You can set the DIRECTV receiver to watch one channel while recording another, such as capturing two different standard definition shows or one high definition and one standard definition program simultaneously.
Intuitive Electronic Program Guide
The sophisticated recording features are complemented by a user-friendly Electronic Program Guide (EPG). Simply navigate using the cursor on the remote control to select your desired program. The EPG allows you to record shows once, weekly, or on specific days, storing nine days’ worth of programming information directly on the hard drive. Its search function makes finding your favorite shows effortless.
Dual Receiver Benefits
With two high definition receivers in one box, you can enjoy DIRECTV in two separate rooms, each with its own unique viewing experience. The package includes two remote controls, one for each TV, capable of operating up to 100 feet and through walls. These versatile remotes can also control your TV, VCR, or DVD player.
Additional Features
The HD DVR includes parental controls, extensive program information, theme lists, and one-touch channel return. It supports closed-captioning and alternate audio tracks. The back panel offers an array of inputs and outputs, including HDMI, component video, A/V out, and digital optical out. The unit is equipped with satellite inputs, an antenna RF input for local channels, a phone jack, and an accessory jack for VCR integration. An intriguing USB port hints at future uses.
Easy Installation and Operation
Installation is straightforward, thanks to professional setup service. Navigating the EPG via the remote is intuitive, with a picture-in-picture feature ensuring you never miss a moment while browsing. Accessing recorded shows is as simple as pressing the "DVR" button. Programming upcoming recordings becomes easy, allowing you to manage busy schedules without missing your favorite programs.
Conclusion
The HD DVR combines the strengths of high definition DIRECTV and TiVo-powered digital recording, expanding your entertainment options while simplifying your home setup. With capabilities tailored for multiple televisions and diverse viewing preferences, the HD DVR stands out for its functionality and ease of use. It’s an excellent choice for families with varied tastes, designed to enhance convenience and elevate your viewing experience.
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