can i record from att uverse shows? If so, how I am not a tech person. Please help.
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I have Directv but I have my recorder wires in the out plugs of my cable box. To record I change my tv to the AV selection on my tv and it will show the same programming from your tv. Make sure recorder is on. Your manual shows the plugins.
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You don't wanna do that. Even if you could get it to work, it wouldn't select channels by itself, you'd have to manually change the channel on the digital converter box to whatever you want to record next. Plus, it'd all be low-def. To record from a rooftop antenna to a DVR, you need a DVR with an ATSC tuner -- or, preferably, several ATSC tuners so you can record multiple channels at once. Since everybody using a rooftop antenna can't live without such a DVR, there are zillions to choose from -- NOT! I dunno what's wrong with this market, but finding such a DVR is ridiculously difficult. I have two. The first and best is the Channel Master CM-7000PAL, which has two tuners and therefore can record two programs at once in full HD. The other is a Magnavox MDR515H which only has one tuner and only records in low-def, although it's still widescreen and a very good fidelity low-def so it's quite watchable. It also can record on a rewritable DVD which would be nice when the HD fills up, but being low-def it has 250 hours of space on the HD so it'll never fill up. Last I heard, one or both of these models are NLA -- but that *might* be because they've introduced new and better models. Channel Master, for example, was supposed to introduce a 3-tuner model. I'm sorry the options aren't better. I'd very much like to find out why the market for ATSC DVR's is suppressed and throttle somebody.
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Bryan, I tried this with ATT Uverse - no go. I ended up going with Cox cable internet (only internet) and bought a recommended Cisco modem from Cox.The Cox cable comes in on RG# and the modem converted it to Cat#. I am in the Northeast Ohio Area. The balun is for moving video from RG# to ethernet back to RG#. I still have my balun - 20$ deglakewood@ameritech.net if you need anything. Good Luck - David
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I'm not sure how that works to be honest. I do know that you need to buy a tuner to record shows from your tv. I'd assume you need the same thing to record from your DVR.
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The TV will be the big question. If it has RCA (red, white, yellow) inputs open, you should be fine. U-Verse is just for AT&T cable and tivo is just for recording. There is very little "live" content on the roku to even worry about recording, the majority is "on demand" (pick a show, start it when you want), so as long as it hooks up to your TV, you should be fine.
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No, you cannot. You would have to pay TiVo for the service fee as well as your cable provider for cable; this specific model does not allow for OTA (over the air) recording.
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You can, using the free app ASee. It does require some set up in the Defender DVR and in your wireless router settings but it's worth it.
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I need more information to be able to answer your question eg. how are you trying to record shows?Do you have cable TV?
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I am able to. I have a different cable company but I don't think it matters. The cable channels come in via the digital tuner and it's my TV remote that I use to watch another channel. Does your TV remote have an input button? So that while AV is recording you can switch to TV mode and watch another program? If you are using a cable box that might be the issue.
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I never tried it but it seems reasonable that it would record from a DVR. Since I got rid of it years ago I can't test it to see if it would, however. Good luck!
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I use at&t; internet (uverse) and view on my iphone. Works good and was super easy to set up.
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Only if your TV Has Audio and Video outputs. Most New TV's don't. You can record from DVR or Cable box outputs Video R and L audio. That's what I do. Some still have Svideo outputs use this first Peter better Video. Peter
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Yes.Or connect the DVR on your network, install software on your PC and record.. (not easy to do).
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Please check with AT&T; regarding what modems will work with their Uverse system. If the Netgear AC 1750 is acceptable then go ahead. I would hate for you to invest in this Modem if it is not compatible. I have satellite Internet and use this in addition to their modem box. Their box plugs into this one and then my wireless devices attach to the Netgear.
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Yes, you can record a channel and watch another channel, all you have to do it to return to your T.V. mode. and let the recorder continue on. You can also watch a recorded program from the recorder and record another program at the same time. Just read the manual and play with thesystem and you will become a pro after a short time. If everything else fails, just study the manual. Hope this helps, Doug
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No they can not be. And if you have AT&T; Uverse....get ready for hours of irritation setting it up. I finally gave up and got different cameras.
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It will only record channels you can tune into. If you can watch a channel through the dvr, then you can record it, or there is something wrong with the deck itself.