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Re: Just zeroed out my DVR Thread!
I voted yes, but I really mean I want to get it down from 75-80% to about 20%. Then I can record multiple football games without worrying, or go on vacation. (Except for uptempo teams like Oregon, you can watch every play of a college game in about an hour, just utilizing the 30-second skip button.) Plus, with an empty DVR, it's easier to cut the cord and swap DVRs when a bigger or better one comes along. For me, I'm still waiting for Comcast to fix enough bugs in their X1 system to make it worth switching.
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I finish with most TV on my DVR very quickly, it's the movies which sit there forever. And I have to find some way around the damn DRM to get the the TCM stuff you can't get on dvd off of it.
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Re: Just zeroed out my DVR Thread!
Originally Posted by hanshotfirst1138
(Post 12239329)
I finish with most TV on my DVR very quickly, it's the movies which sit there forever. And I have to find some way around the damn DRM to get the the TCM stuff you can't get on dvd off of it.
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Re: Just zeroed out my DVR Thread!
I'm usually around 70%, but if a big marathon is coming up or I'm about to go on vacation and need a week's worth of space, I'll usually clear it to 40%.
I never try to get past 80% just in case of a "TV emergency"! haha |
Re: Just zeroed out my DVR Thread!
Originally Posted by slop101
(Post 12237726)
You want to zero out your DVR, because you never know when it will die - and it WILL die!
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Re: Just zeroed out my DVR Thread!
Originally Posted by darkdaze73
(Post 12241385)
Unfortunately I found that out today. :( We kept ours around 50% most of the time, but today it went to 0% the hard way.
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