Yeah, the TiVo's scheduling system is fairly powerful and intelligent. You can set things to record in a number of ways. Season Passes will follow the show around a channel if the schedule changes, and you can tell it to only record new episodes or repeats as well. Wishlists can look for shows by actor, director, title, keyword, or category. And you can still record the 'old fashioned' way, by time and channel.
With the newer units you can put them on a home network and view photos or play music over the network, access content from Yahoo!, look at movie listings and buy tickets from Fandango, listen to music from Live365, play games from Apps.tv, transfer shows to and from a PC, etc.
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Date: 2005-12-22 11:26 pm (UTC)With the newer units you can put them on a home network and view photos or play music over the network, access content from Yahoo!, look at movie listings and buy tickets from Fandango, listen to music from Live365, play games from Apps.tv, transfer shows to and from a PC, etc.
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