“I was wanting to know if the tivo or any of the dvr's can be used to record, from say a streaming device, say like roku? I want to get away from satellite and there dvr's, but i really like the dvr. I want a system like that, without so much expense.”
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That's what interested me in purchasing the TIVO. The answer is that TIVO offers some of the major streaming apps, except for Sling. Because of that we got the Tivo for recording other apps and local TV and kept ROKU for use with Sling. This reduced out monthly cable or DirectTv cost by $80 per month, when purchasing the Internet/Phone (only) and having the TIVO , in conjunction with the ROKU for the Sling App.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, just live tv.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Short answer - No. Long answer - you might be able to use the "analog loophole" with a Roku Express+ or other Roku with analog out and an RF modulator, but the quality will suck.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Short answer - No. Long answer - you might be able to do so using the "analog loophole with a Roku Express+ or another Roku device with analog out along with a RF modulator, but the quality will be very poor and it's not worth the headache.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I feel your pain, fellow grandpa. If you already have a streaming device, I recommend PlayStation Vue. They have a cloud based DVR and as long as you have good internet, it works quite well. I'm paying $45 a month and it includes ESPN and my local teams on Comcast Sportnet. Notable channels not included: PBS,CW,A&E,and the History channel.
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