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I love the DVR. I have two...one in the living room and one in the bedroom. You can record two programs at the same time and watch a recorded program while you're recording the other two. The second machine comes in handy when there's a third program on at the same time as the other two that I want to record. The cost for each machine is $6.95 a month. There's 40 hours of programming memory on each machine. The machine automatically saves each program for approximately 14 days, but you can extend the time or save it until you erase it. The DVR also comes in handy when channels have their marathon programming schedues of a specific show I like. I usually go through the on-screen guide on a daily basis to set up the recordings. You can schedule recordings up to a week ahead of time. The on-screen guide provides the option of observing the programs for a specific theme: horror, history, drama, mystery, etc. They're very easy to use. You just use the on-screen guide to find the program you want to record & hit the record button on the remote. You are then asked to verify that you want to record this program, and all you have to do is hit the enter button on the remote and that's it. Deleting a program you've recorded is just as easy. There's no trouble using it at all.

I love the DVR. I have two...one in the living room and one in the bedroom. You can record two programs at the same time and watch a recorded . . . . Deleting a program you've recorded is just as easy. There's no trouble using it at all.

You need to get out more!!!

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Wow .. sounds like I could get the hang of it .. (just what I need .. more things I need to program .. LOL .. I'm used to the flashing clock ;-) and there's no tape? Thank you SO SO much for the info. How do you recall the programs you taped .. 'specially if you taped more than 1? That'll probably drive me cookoo.