If TiVo told you they could add one more item to the HDUI, what would you pick?

We know we'd like the whole UI to be HDUI, so don't go there. I'm curious what the most important feature people think need to go to the HDUI, is all.

More than anything I wish they'd just make what HDUI they do have responsive.

Season Pass Manager or To Do list though I voted SPM. Hopefully it would better handle conflict management.

I never watch TV so I haven't used the guide since the series 1.

Settings menu. Going: HDUI > SDUI > HDUI > SDUI > HDUI to change VOD Providers or Display Window is too many transitions to change just one setting.

"Settings menu. Going: HDUI > SDUI > HDUI > SDUI > HDUI to change VOD Providers or Display Window is too many transitions to change just one setting."

I have to vote with OrangeBoy on this....

I picked the Season Pass Manager because that's what I see the most - but the kids and wife see the Guide a LOT so in terms of sheer eyeballs that'd probably be better.

I do agree with Orangeboy though - the HDUI > SDUI switch for certain settings is annoying but nothing in the menus is more annoying than going back and forth repeatedly just to change one thing.

Don't add anything until you get what is already there working with acceptable performance and fewer bugs.

tomhorsley said:

Don't add anything until you get what is already there working with acceptable performance and fewer bugs.

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The TiVo is faster than my HR-22 DirectTv DVR I had.

And I haven't had any problems with the DVR functionality. I feel like the odd man out here.

But then again, I am on FIOS with no tuning adapters. I wonder if that makes a difference.

All or nothing. I want to see it finished, not slightly-more-finished.

That being said, the thing I miss most are the MRV screens (I do a lot of MRVing from one Tivo to another, and even more pyTivo MRV transfers from the PC). Second best wish would be the to-do list.

Really though, there's no excuse to not get it all done.

Do you mean to imply that their software "team" does anything whatsoever?