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6:58 pm
December 15, 2008
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I think the online programming would save your series recordings but not sure what happens to your shows, I would imagine you lose them unless you can find some way to dump them off on your computer and then watch from there until your caught up.
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5:52 am
January 10, 2009
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Zapp,
Unfortunately, there are no ways to transfer movies from one DVR to another. You can attempt to stream the recordings to a computer if you really really want them. But the sad truth is that DVRs are intended for temporary storage, even if temporary is until you have to delete some things to save space.
Maybe in the future, but for now AT&T will not support it for copyright infringement.
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10:04 am
January 10, 2009
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if in case you need to replace the dvr you will lose your recorded programs. sorry.
these no way even to copy the file to your pc.
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10:07 am
January 10, 2009
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if your dvr needed replacement, you will lose your recordings.
theres no way to copy the files to your pc, even if you manually open it and attach it to your IDE controller it will be pretty much useless still, because the whole thing is encrypted.
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5:12 pm
January 10, 2009
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Uverse Guy
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There probably some type of partition that has the encrypted software.
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10:25 pm
October 18, 2010
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Roxio has had software which works on the mac so I can access my recordings on my Tivo and save them to my Mac to watch at another time, plus I can send things from my Mac to the Tivo, it works both ways and wirelessly too. All AT&T needs to do is work with Roxio, it's already a great feature with TIVO
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1:54 pm
November 14, 2010
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djfoxyslpr said:
Zapp,
Unfortunately, there are no ways to transfer movies from one DVR to another. You can attempt to stream the recordings to a computer if you really really want them. But the sad truth is that DVRs are intended for temporary storage, even if temporary is until you have to delete some things to save space.
Maybe in the future, but for now AT&T will not support it for copyright infringement.
AT&T sales guys don't seem to know that. The guy that sold us U Verse told us we could watch programs recorded on the DVR on any PC on our network and could also copy them to a DVD. (LIE 1) He also told us all U Verse HD content was 1080P (LIE 2). All the reasons we got U Verse were lies. 
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10:55 pm
November 14, 2010
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Its not merely encrypted, its written in a different language (a different flavor of windows, if you will) than whats on your PC.
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7:43 pm
November 15, 2010
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Uverse Guy
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No provider has 1080p yet.
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