Storing videos in the cloud seems pretty cool. Not sure how Tivo will compete with that.
I would guess they will somehow either not count the bandwidth used from these boxes or offer these customers truly unlimited bandwidth.I wonder what kind of apps they will allow? I am also curious how they plan to deal with bandwidth caps and 1GB speeds.
That's what they are counting on: "seems" pretty cool. I suppose people who think the performance of the Premier HD interface is acceptable will also be able to live with the huge latency that will come with trying to make a "cloud" look like a DVR with local storage, but I suspect I'd just as soon drive a car that takes 10 seconds to respond to the controls as use a "DVR" with remote storageStoring videos in the cloud seems pretty cool. Not sure how Tivo will compete with that.
But (at least some) On Demand stuff still has commercials. (I don't have access to On Demand since I have Tivos.. but my mom has watched it on her cable box.)This should make my Tivo obsolete!
Comcast's On Demand library is getting better. It does need a better interface on the TV like they have for the iPad.
Actually, it's just the opposite. For the first time, we might see a real Tivo/Comcast partnership.No wonder Comcast dropped TiVo.
Comcast's DVR looks pretty good. What do they need TiVo for?Actually, it's just the opposite. For the first time, we might see a real Tivo/Comcast partnership.
This is their product so no cap because they won't apply it against the cap.Cloud DVR is grand and all, but lest we forget, 250GB data cap.
You would have to ask Comcast.Comcast's DVR looks pretty good. What do they need TiVo for?
They need TiVo because of the TiVo patent portfolio. If they don't partner with TiVo, they get their asses sued.Comcast's DVR looks pretty good. What do they need TiVo for?
Sueing Dish ultimately hurt TiVo customers. Sueing Comcast will ultimately hurt if not bankrupt TiVo.They need TiVo because of the TiVo patent portfolio. If they don't partner with TiVo, they get their asses sued.
Precedence. So no.Sueing Dish ultimately hurt TiVo customers. Sueing Comcast will ultimately hurt if not bankrupt TiVo.
Since they settled, has (legal) precedence actually been set? IANAL and have no clue...Precedence. So no.
I dont think soSince they settled, has (legal) precedence actually been set? IANAL and have no clue...