“If the first question I asked isn’t what I’m wanting, which DVR is compatible for WiFi & Amazon Fire Stick or cable? Saw a few of yours around the $100 to $199 range.”
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Mick- If I were you I would use a Roku device instead of a DVR- all of my TVs are either Roku TV's or have a Roku attached (I like Roku Ultra). I currently use the streaming services, Hulu with live TV, and Philo (both have live TV content that let you select shows you want to record). They also allow you to watch some archived shows. I also subscribe to Amazon, and CBS on demand (without commercials). What's nice about CBS on demand is that all content automatically is there to watch including past seasons, and I'm even enjoying some of their original content. With Hulu, when a football game is on I want to watch (for example), I wait until its been on for a few minutes and I start it at the beginning and then fast forward through the commercials. There are a few things on Hulu that I record from cable networks where you can't fast forward through the commercials but not that many, so it's not that big a deal. Between Hulu live TV, CBS, Philo, and Amazon. I have all the content I need, plus its still way cheaper than cable.
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