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My TiVo is dying. Last night it was fine, tonight when I went to turn it on, all I got was a grey screen. And when you Google "Tivo g" it fills in "rey screen of death" which is never a good sign.
I was able to bring it briefly back to life by taking the Cablecard in and out and then unplugging the whole thing for a minute. It played about 15 minutes of Copper and then crapped out again.
I don't really have a question, I'm just sad I can't watch TV.
Oh, sorry hon! My tivo lost its HDMI slot, and I was pissed about that.
Bonny, that adapter has worked with every monitor I've ever tried. I think you're safe to buy it without a trip to the store.
The extra pins in the middle are for dual link DVI, which you need for 30" monitors. I suspect the adapter accepts those pins in case you're using a dual link DVI cable for a single link DVI monitor.
more fun with Time Warner.
The cable box magically resets around once a week.
The cable box magically resets around once a week.
Maybe they do that, in the hopes of reseting your feelings towards TW.
ha! you know, it is not working.
Of course not, it's TW. Nothing works with TW!
Woo hoo, DH told me the Tivo was working again this morning! (After being left unplugged all night.)
Which makes me think the problem might be the power supply, which would be much cheaper to replace than the hard drive.
When our Tivo was slowly dying, it would freeze two or three times a day. Unplugging and plugging back in helped, but not for very long.
Bonny, that adapter has worked with every monitor I've ever tried. I think you're safe to buy it without a trip to the store.
The extra pins in the middle are for dual link DVI, which you need for 30" monitors. I suspect the adapter accepts those pins in case you're using a dual link DVI cable for a single link DVI monitor.
Rob, you are totally right. I schlepped all the way over there to have the genius tell me that the adapter would work fine.
ARGH. My cry is a cry of lamentation.
The upside, I suppose, is that the tech ran a diagnostic, so I know the system works. It also turns out that the seller loaded Mountain Lion and Word 2011. That was nice. Also, this mini uses a remote. That was a nice surprise.