I re-read the sticky before posting. #1 series 2 and 3 refer to branded Tivo DVR's if not mistaken. # 2. no. # 3. no. #4. no and then yes. #5. great. #6. excellent.
well 4 craps and a couple of woo hoo'sfjwagner said:I re-read the sticky before posting. #1 series 2 and 3 refer to branded Tivo DVR's if not mistaken. # 2. no. # 3. no. #4. no and then yes. #5. great. #6. excellent.
1. Series 2lazarus000 said:questions
1. what series is it?
2. Does it work with TivoToGo?
3. Does it work with the wireless phone line adapter?
4. if i take the hard drive out of my Samsung sir4040r SD directivo and stick it in a HR10-250 HD directivo will it work or do i have to format and start fresh?
5. How well does it show/record non-HD directv channels?
6. how good is the quality of OTA HD with it?
3. how much "modification" does it take for wireless to work?Da Goon said:1. Series 2
2. Nope. (not official "TivoToGo" anyways...don't ask)
3. Yep, but you don't really need a phone connection
4. Not at all. All Series 2 directivos should be running 6.3e, but they're slightly different versions that have different backgrounds and other settings (ie, resolution and OTA settings) that aren't backwards compatible in either direction.
5. The same as directv sends it out. Sometimes good pq, sometimes not so good.
6. The OTA tuners aren't that great, but the PQ is.
thank you, kind sir.Da Goon said:The only thing you may need to change for a wireless phone jack would be some phone dialing settings. I don't remember off-hand whether or not that's actually necessary or what would need to be done exactly. Call directv about it if needed, they can tell you.
PQ=Picture Quality
Tivo and Directv never agreed upon adding it to any Directv tivos. I'm sure there's several reasons why, nothing really ever stated publicly.lazarus000 said:i wonder why TivoToGo is supposed to work with series 2 models but doesn't work with the HR10?