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Cord Cutters: what's the best solution for recording shows?
Posted by
SyrDragon
Sep 16 '19, 09:56
I have a Toshiba FireTV (PrimeVideo) with an OTA antenna for ABC, NBC, CBS
I keep seeing recorders for like $100-200
Responses:
For strictly OTA stuff I really like my Tablo. -- (link)
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Ender
Sep 16, 10:54
Torrents! -- nm
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Shaun
Sep 16, 10:34
VCR -- nm
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Beaker
Sep 16, 10:34
Hulu Live TV has a true cloud DVR system with series recordings. -- nm
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Strongbad
Sep 16, 10:25
YouTube TV allows you to record shows for later. -- nm
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Dark Callisto
Sep 16, 10:23
I have a Tivo (I know. Tivo?) Works fantastic with an OTA antenna on the roof. If you're a Fire house, did you look at the Recast? -- nm
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oblique
Sep 16, 10:22
Apparently Amazon Fire has an OTA DVR of their own. -- (link)
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Mop
Sep 16, 09:57
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