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New TiVo service to measure its ad-zapping fallout

 
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New TiVo service to measure its ad-zapping fallout
weisguy
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2006-07-27, 11:30 AM
For those of you following Tivo with morbid curiosity as it bows to pressure and moves away from being a friendly device (like any GBPVR box!), you may be interested in the following article:

http://www.usatoday.com/money/advertisin...-ads_x.htm

Long live GBPVR.

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2006-07-27, 12:34 PM
I saw that.... I think its only a matter of time before they let you skip commercials... and force you to watch a couple commericals an hour that TIVO sells to advertisers.

My brother in law has an 80 gig Tivo... and now wished he had gone the route I did with GB-PVR. He can record 80 hours... I can get roughly 165 hours on my current box. If I added my other 200 gig (spare) drive I would be well over 350. Smile

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2006-07-27, 02:58 PM
Even though I have invested over $1600 (US) in my GBPVR box since I started this hobby two years ago, I can honestly say being able to record what I want, when I want, AND skip the commercials has made this investment worth every penny.
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2006-07-27, 05:11 PM
daphatty Wrote:Even though I have invested over $1600 (US) in my GBPVR box since I started this hobby two years ago, I can honestly say being able to record what I want, when I want, AND skip the commercials has made this investment worth every penny.

Roger that -- same situation here.
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