Cable Forum - View Single Post

cheekyangus · 06-12-2016, 18:55

Aside from the box rebooting itself on two occasions a week into having the update I've seen nothing wrong with it. In fact I'm amazed how zippy the menus still are. There are a few moments when I think "oh.. here we go..." but these prove to be rare exceptions.

In fact I swear it's the most consistent the box has been since we've had Tivo (2 years I think, we had the red colour scheme when we started). When they did the update that added Series Link + for the first time the speed would drip of slowly for a few days and then plunge on the 6th/7th so I'd reboot it. Prior to that update I'd reboot it maybe once a month.

This current software, for me, has not even shown the speed drops that the pre-SeriesLink+ software was doing. As such I feel at this stage that I might not need to give it a monthy reboot.

I appreciate not everyone is having this. I hope I'm one of the many not of the few though.

06-12-2016, 18:55	#45
cheekyangus Be a Volunteer. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,578	Re: New Tivo software update apparently Aside from the box rebooting itself on two occasions a week into having the update I've seen nothing wrong with it. In fact I'm amazed how zippy the menus still are. There are a few moments when I think "oh.. here we go..." but these prove to be rare exceptions. In fact I swear it's the most consistent the box has been since we've had Tivo (2 years I think, we had the red colour scheme when we started). When they did the update that added Series Link + for the first time the speed would drip of slowly for a few days and then plunge on the 6th/7th so I'd reboot it. Prior to that update I'd reboot it maybe once a month. This current software, for me, has not even shown the speed drops that the pre-SeriesLink+ software was doing. As such I feel at this stage that I might not need to give it a monthy reboot. I appreciate not everyone is having this. I hope I'm one of the many not of the few though.