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Originally Posted by BenMcr
TiVo does have a SCART connection on the back, which means you can still archive recording from it.
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To be honest I wasn't aware of a scart, but you still cannot archive HD, or can you? My technical knowledge, as always, is minus 1000.
What is the point with a 1080p tv watching recordings in lower, composite quality?
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Originally Posted by hedgie
Agreed but the old box had an archive function so you could watch one channel and archive another IIRC.
Anyway wont be long before its all cloud storage anyway. With so much content on demand personal copies will be a thing of the past. As I look at my CD rack with Hundreds and hundred of CD;s, albums in storage and the odd cassette kicking around 
Just need the digital rights issue sorted once and for all with a major update of the copyright and broadcast legislation to bring us neatly to the 21st century....
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I don't disagree with you about the cloud storage point except what if you can no longer afford a pay tv/pay music/pay film/broadband supplier in the future and you lose access to your cloud stuff?
My CDs are mine. My DVDs/BRs are mine. What's on my hard discs are mine. Cloud is great, up until the point you run out of dosh. My VHS are mine and I still have records too, both sizes! Mine, not anyone elses.
As you say, digital rights still has a lot of work to be done before everything can go cloud.
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Originally Posted by nicknewark
A noticble slow down on my TIVO since the update, with lots of spinning circles, so glad i'm nearly at the end of contract, and can get rid of it.
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I'm getting circles as well. Hey, its a "upgrade", don't complain....