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Hey guys. I am starting this topic because I am seriously considering getting a DRV. Whether it be Tivo or Replay TV I'm not sure, but I wanted the opinions of some of the folks here that I am sure have one.

One of the main features that we want in a DVR is to be able to record two shows at the same time (ideally while watching a third). Any opinions on what the best DVR or DVR deal available right now is? I would also like to be able to watch a recorded show on a different tv than the one it was recorded on, but I understand that is only available with the dish network or direct tv DVR setup right now.

What do you guys think? Is the service worth spending the money on?


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I have DVR on my Dish Network and, while it's useful at times, the service I have is not great. You cannot watch another channel while DVR-ing another at the same time on my service. But mine is the bottom of the barrel (non-Tivo) Dish Network option. But I enjoy being able to rewind and pause live TV and easily record sans videotape.

I think a good Tivo would be MUCH better than my system, but I only pay $5 a month for it.
 
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