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Simon64 · 20-07-2011, 12:48

I've only had a Tivo for a couple of weeks and am on my second one, the first one malfuctioned after 5 days. These things happen and so far the second Tivo has been very good indeed. I find it to be much more responsive than my V+ box which now lives upstairs and I find the standard def picture quality to be ok and no worse than the V+ (I am running it through a Pioneer Kuro and this soon shows any imperfections up) and the HD quality is great. I also find the menus ok to navigate and am pleased with the you tube app. I am also very impressed with the ablity to record from my android phone when I am away from home. Its a personal choice of course but I for one would not want to go back to the v+ box on my main set up.

20-07-2011, 12:48	#43
Simon64 Inactive Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Nottingham Age: 61 Services: M Phone M broadband XL TV with one tivo and one v+ Posts: 13	Re: Getting rid? I've only had a Tivo for a couple of weeks and am on my second one, the first one malfuctioned after 5 days. These things happen and so far the second Tivo has been very good indeed. I find it to be much more responsive than my V+ box which now lives upstairs and I find the standard def picture quality to be ok and no worse than the V+ (I am running it through a Pioneer Kuro and this soon shows any imperfections up) and the HD quality is great. I also find the menus ok to navigate and am pleased with the you tube app. I am also very impressed with the ablity to record from my android phone when I am away from home. Its a personal choice of course but I for one would not want to go back to the v+ box on my main set up.