So each receiver or DVR only runs (1) TV? Because I currently have 3 TV's all with one common DVR access, I would need to purchase 3 DVR's @ $200 each ($600), pay an additional $18 per month, but not be able to watch what was recorded on the other TV"s? null

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Busdriver · Accepted Answer

We waited until the DVR boxes were on sale at Best Buy for $129 each. You pay $4 extra, each month, for every DVR box you have. So in your case it would be $12. And each TV has their OWN DVR box so you can only watch what was DVR’d on that particular TV. But one feature I really like is that while the TV you’re watching is recording (DVR’ing) 1 show, you can still watch anything you want. With our other satellite company we were with, if you had a show being recorded, you could only watch something that you had already DVR’d.

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Topdog · Answer

I read in 1 post that the DVR fee was $4/month total weather you had 1 DVR or 4 DVR's.Not sure if this is correct but it would be nice to know.

yesitsgary1 · Answer

Yes. If you want DVR on all three you pay $200 per TV. No additional charge per month. I have it hooked up on 3 TVs. 2 DVRs, and 1 just live tv box ($100).

Michael · Answer

From what I can tell right now the only TV that can access the DVR is the TV that it is connected to.

“So each receiver or DVR only runs (1) TV? Because I currently have 3 TV's all with one common DVR access, I would need to purchase 3 DVR's @ $200 each ($600), pay an additional $18 per month, but not be able to watch what was recorded on the other TV"s?”

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