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Old 10-04-2011, 13:44   #552
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Re: General TiVo Discussion Part 2

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Originally Posted by Dean Ashton View Post
Sorry for stating the obvious, but even with TiVo, someone may be ready to watch something when it's actually airing on TV. Especially if it's something that utilises viewer interaction as part of the programming, or it's something like an important news broadcast.

Assuming DVRs (and TiVo in particular) are designed in such a way to make live viewing of programming completely unnecessary is ignoring how a significant number of people watch TV.

Dean
Agreed, especially these days when its hard not to be 'spoiled' about live events such as scores in football games; who got kicked off The Apprentice etc.

TiVo is the only UK PVR I know of without reminder functionality, and nothing in TiVo's feature set will compensate for that, no matter how people spin it. I can see this becoming more of an issue as people get TiVoed and go looking for that functionality which they've had for years on V+ HD/Sky +
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