Suzi, I just got a thing for a half price HD tivo, is that what you want to upgrade to?
Ooh. For $149?
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Suzi, I just got a thing for a half price HD tivo, is that what you want to upgrade to?
Ooh. For $149?
Yeah, I thought I'd pass the love along. You want?
Sure!!! I just looked at my account and I've had the current TIVO for 5 years this Christmas. Wow, hadn't realized I had it that long.
ETA: Nevermind. Does not support satellite.
hold on, if there are TiVo coupons, I would love one. I am thinking about upgrading mine, but I'm not sure if I want to spend the $$ or not.
BTW, my TiVo has lasted since August 2003. I replaced the hard disk in it and everything.
Until I replaced it just a little while ago, my TiVo had been going since 2000.
the only reason that I got a new tivo is that the cable box wouldn't talk to my tivo. it worked fine when I lived in VA. My brother had the same trouble with his cable box, and we thought it was the tivo until I moved to DC and had the same problem.
I'm having some computer glitzes. The monitor is flicking in and out (it goes to black for a couple of seconds and comes back), and occasionally parts of the screen looks like fuzzy noise, then it gets better.
Monitor issue? If that's the case, I can switch the monitor. I really hope it's not the hard drive or motherboard issue.
ETA: and the computer freezes for a few seconds while the screen goes glitzy. And it's been doing that more frequently! (must make sure backup is up to date right now!)
Might be the video card.
I would double-check that the monitor cable is plugged in securely, if you haven't already. Also, try a different monitor cable if you have one handy or can borrow one.
If that doesn't work, you could shut down the computer and open it up and make sure the graphics card is seated well onto the motherboard. You might try removing it and plugging it back in.