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DVR Quick Guide
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Using this guide
Thank you for choosing a high-definition TiVo
®
DVR from
Mediacom. The Quick Tours that follow will introduce you to the
TiVo service, available in both HD and standard definition, and
have you up and running in no time. For much more visit
mediacomtoday.com/tivo
.
Basic terms
When we talk about the TiVo service, here are some terms you
should know:
Live TV. If you’re watching a show as it’s being broadcast,
you’re watching live TV. You can pause live TV for up to 30
minutes. When you resume watching, you’re “behind” live TV.
(You can always get to live TV by pressing the Live TV button
on your remote).
Multi-tuner. A tuner is a device found inside DVRs, TVs, cable
boxes — anything designed to receive TV signals, including the
TiVo DVR. A tuner picks one channel to display; it “tunes” to
that channel. Your TiVo DVR is a “multi-tuner” device,
meaning that it has up to four tuners inside and, depending on
how many tuners it has, can record up to four shows at once.
Pressing the Live TV button while in live TV will switch
between your tuners. See “Watching multiple shows at once” on
page 27 for more information about switching tuners.
Streaming. With the TiVo DVR, you can stream shows to or
from another TiVo DVR in your network or from a number of
broadband sources.
Host/Client. When your TiVo DVR streams shows to another
TiVo box, your DVR is a “host.” When your TiVo DVR streams
shows to another TiVo box, the TiVo box receiving the shows is
the “client.” And your DVR can be a client, too! When you
stream shows from another TiVo DVR to your DVR, your DVR
is a client.
TiVo with HD menus and TiVo with SD menus. If you have an HD
TV and your TiVo DVR uses (wired or wireless) to connect to
the TiVo service, you’ll be able to use TiVo with HD menus!
HD menus are optimized for HD televisions, and offer some
additional features not found in TiVo with SD menus. If you
have a standard definition TV, you’ll still enjoy the core TiVo
experience with classic TiVo menus! You can switch between
HD and SD menus at any time. For instructions, see “Your
starting point - the TiVo Central screen” on page 1.
TiVo service. If the TiVo DVR is the body, the TiVo service is
the brains! The TiVo DVR uses the program information
provided by the TiVo service to power the program guide, allow
you to search for shows, and more.
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