I have two Tivo's t2&amp;Roamio, how do I program them?
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Check this out.... It is a manual down load site. http://netmediaistore.com/001744/download.php?id=1744&name=Sony+Rm+Vz320+Universal+Remote+User+Manual&sid=ManEnWinUS
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Like a cable box, TiVo requires a pretty specific remote... Here is the web page on programming your TiVo remote...https://www.tivo.com/my-account/how-to/program-your-tivo-remote-control
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I'm sure it wil, it can be programd. It works fine for everything I Have programmed it for., but I don't have a TiVo
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The TiVo website says that Roamio is capatible with digital cable & Verizon FIOS. The basic Roamio allows use of over the air HDTV antenna. You may consider switching from satellite so you can use a TiVo.
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That is exactly what I did! I had to hard wire Samsung/TIVO to router to transfer programs. worked great!
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There is only one version of the Tivo Stream. The feature is currently available on the new Tivo Roamio Line and has not been released on the Premier DVR line. I am awaiting this functionality with my Tivo Premier.
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I've never programmed one to work a TiVo specifically. But, it works directv and comcast DVRs. i don't know what the TiVo button does exactly.... So I can't tell you if it will do the exact function you would need. But... In the display area (top of remote) you'll get all the same exact buttons you'd have on your TiVo remote.
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There are three ways: * Scanning the Remote Database * Entering a Code * Learning Codes These are covered in the Remote Users Guide it should come with the new remote or dig out the one that came with the Hopper. If you can't find them, you can go to the Dish web site and download it before you buy. Pretty straight forward. I use one Hopper with two remotes one for me and one for my wife, that way I'm not always looking for the remote. I also have two Joeys with remotes in other rooms.
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The Roamio Pro was my first TiVo box. I use a Roamio Mini in the bedroom, which does not require an additional cable card, but I can watch anything on the Roamio Pro through it. I believe that if you have all your TiVos connected to your home network, they will be able to share program information from a single box with a cable card. Check the TiVo user forums for other opinions.
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You will need to pay for Roamio service at $15 per month unless you buy the lifetime... Plus you will need a cable card from your cable provider to see their provided channels. Then the mini will share one of the tuners at no additional cable company cost. All in all that is usually cheaper than renting a DVR or two from the cable company... I've had TiVo's for many years and like them much better that cable DVRs.
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If you upgrade to the TiVo Premier, you can access your antenna channels. You can scan antenna channels during the initial setup of the TiVo. I haven't tried it on my Series 2 TiVo. Sorry.
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The type of DVR your cable company offers does what it claims to do: record programs of your choosing. The remote control provided by your cable company also lets you play/pause/forward/rewind recorded content, with the added benefit of pausing live content. I have used my cable provider's (Comcast) DVR but switched to TiVo in 2006 because of its easy-to-use remote and its superior interface compared to the cable company's. The Roamio DVR is the newest style of DVRs from TiVo. With six tuners it is nearly impossible to have an overlapping conflict when setting up programs to record. BUT...TiVo is quite expensive. The basic Roamio itself will cost $200. The Roamio Plus goes for around $400 (but TiVo occasionally offers reduced pricing on the Roamio with Lifetime Service.) Your cable company rents their DVR to you for around $10/month. If it breaks, you get a replacement. If the TiVo breaks, you're out of luck unless you buy an extended warranty. TiVo's monthly service fee is around $15.00 unless you buy a Lifetime Service Plan for around $500. But be aware that this applies only to a specific DVR. If you buy a second TiVo, the monthly fee or Lifetime Service must be purchased for that DVR, too. I currently own three TiVo's and have Lifetime Service on all of them. OUCH!!! The Roamio works fast compared to my older TiVos. The remote controls are designed to work the same, so using the different TiVos are pretty much the same. My wife likes that. In summary, TiVo is an incredibly high quality DVR, but it is expensive compared to that offered by the cable company. Whether TiVo is worth it is a personal decision. I hope this helps with your decision.
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There is a slight lag when using the keyboard, but when using basic TiVo features on the face of the remote it is leaps and bounds greater than the original. I am using a TiVo Premiere XL with this remote, so if you have the new Roamio I dont have a clue how it will do. I love mine.
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Don't know, Ended up programming mine manually. Easy once you figure it out. I have 27 local 2 meter repeaters, 20 70 cm repeaters, 3 wx channels, 14 frs,5 urs channels in mine with plenty of room for more. It is actually easier to program than my Kenwood TR 7950. I'm going to get a couple more and I will program them off my laptop.
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HI. I am not sure. It is suppose to replace both remotes. I returned it because even though it had listed codes for DISH it would not program. I say order it and try, because I had no problem returning it and getting credit.
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Thanks for the info. I was hoping the receiver would allow a pass-thru or something if the receiver was powered off. Hopefully, I can map the on/off on the receiver to my Tivo's on/off.
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Hi, I contacted TIVO and asked that question and came to the conclusion that I needed the TIVO device! Works great and have been able to transfer recordings between TIVO's.