Every other protection out there can be beat You would think there would be a way around that. Shit, I only want to get a few shows from the G4 channel Anyway, thanks for the info. Otherwise, yeah, it's a mess best left alone. Cornucopia is correct. I've recorded numerous programs from my cable box. Basically, you have to install the drivers for the Motorola brand DVR.
Once installed and rebooted, start the capture program and play back the program. Once captured, convert the stream to the format you desire, or burn it to DVD.
Of course, you have to have a Firewire port on your PC. I have an old Pinnacle Studio card that still works quite well. After 3 years the people who cared are no longer waiting for answers and they've either found a solution or moved on with their lives. Future readers need to know that. The author is completely uninterested in writing 64 bit versions of his drivers.
People have tried in desperation to pay others to write the 64 bit drivers. ALL of those efforts have ended in failure. The 32 bit drivers do work in 32 bit Windows up through Win 7 as I write this.
I don't care enough to look to see if Win 8 works or not, but 64 bit Win 8 definitely won't work. Originally Posted by jman Originally Posted by ajhill I imagine my existence to be a bit more entertaining than that of a person who has been a member of a "video help" forum since and monitors the site to the point that you don't waste a second in trying to put someone down, regardless of the validity of their point.
I clicked the link in google since it had a relatively "current" date, and found my time wasted by another douche trying to make a snarky comment, just like you!
Uber-personalization: More recommendations throughout the experience will be surfaced so customers have additional ways to discover new movies and TV shows. The platform will recommend content that is currently on live TV based on the customer's past viewing habits, and is engineered to become smarter over time.
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Through the dashboard, consumers can use tiles to track their social feeds or photos on Facebook and Twitter, among others. Web Content and Second-Screen Integration: In advance of the new platform release, two new enhancements are available today on the X1 Platform that integrate Internet content. Press the Rec record button on the remote the button with the red dot. The Channel Record Options screen appears. Without additional equipment and extra charges from Comcast , you are limited to recording only the program you are watching.
The more user-friendly approach is to record shows through your Comcast cable box, which has a DVR built in. This works by employing one master DVR and additional cable boxes that interconnect throughout your house. Press the Guide button on your remote control and highlight a program. Select the Record button on the remote control or select the Record option on the program's info panel.
Select Just this episode and the recording will be set. How do I remotely record a program with Comcast? Review the grid of available programs.
Select the program you want to record. You can record up to six shows at a time by setting the recorder ahead of the program. You can then watch and delete them when you're done. This guide also covers getting to know the various remotes you may be given with your DVR.
Changes the input on your television, so you can choose between different devices connected. For example, your cable box, blu ray player, game console, etc. Turns on your cable box and television at the same time. Increase and decrease the volume. Mutes or silences the audio. Change the channel up or down by one. Rewinds live TV or a recorded program. Pauses live TV or a recorded program. Resumes the program if it's paused. Fast forwards a recorded program. Exit the menu you are currently in.
Record the program you are currently watching to the DVR. Jumps up an entire page in the Guide. Shows the programming guide, so it's easier to find a program you want to watch or record. Opens the main Xfinity menu with the Guide, saved programs, On Demand programming, apps, search and settings. Jumps down an entire page in the Guide. Shows help for the current program or menu you're using.
Open Accessibility Settings menu, to turn on and off Closed Captioning and other features. Opens the Sports app to see scores even while watching television. Delete a recording from your DVR.
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