“Can I record off-air programs with this using my own wireless network and tv antenna and NO subscription fees? Can I manually record a daily or weekly program that way, or just one at a time? Or not at all?”
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Yes you can record off the air programs via a tv antenna connection. There is a guide service that has a nominal fee that provides a tv guide for all the over the air channels in your area. You can use the guide to set up future recordings of programs. You can set these up as individual recordings or you can set up a series recording that will record either all of the shows in the series or only the new shows in the series at your option. Note that the Dual unit allows you to record two shows at the same time. If you do not want to subscribe to the guide service you can set up recordings by date, time, and channel. Newer "Smart TV's" provide apps that make using the unit very easy. I would recommend connecting the unit directly to you home router via an ethernet cable rather than WiFi. This helps prevent any possible buffering due to WiFi over the air congestion.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can only record off your antenna not the internet. There is also a subscription fee for the guide to record off of. You can set up to record multiple weekly programs or daily . It does everything a regular DVR does except it records broadcast tv .
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.yes just hook up a hard drive to the unit. There is a USB port on the back and don't forget to format the hard drive. Then you are good to go. You are only limited to the size of the drive you connect.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can ONLY record over the air broadcasts!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I do not believe off-air programs can be recorded by Tablo, but I know you can record one or multiple programs as they are scheduled for antenna received shows; no subscription needed.
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