Tivo problem - no signal received!. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.tivo () Ive had my TiVo for about 2 years, though its had virtually no use for the past 3 months. I had noticed recently that it doesnt appear to be receiving a signal via either...

Tivo problem - no signal received!. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.tivo () Ive had my TiVo for about 2 years, though its had virtually no use for the past 3 months. I had noticed recently that it doesnt appear to be receiving a signal via either...

it did work. It is important to note here that there is adequate signal off the side of the UHF antenna to receive the analog educational broadcast and yet a 6 db gain UHF antenna pointed in the direction of the station is not enough to receive the digital...

The TiVo Series2 recorder calls a local phone number once per week to report viewing history. That local phone number probably won't be valid for DirecTV DVR accounts. The DirecTV DVR receives software and guide updates from DirecTV, not from TiVo....

their system. The possible problem with either may be that your cable company is sending the signal in such a manor (digital?) that neither Tivo or Replay will be able to directly read the signal until after it comes from the cable converter box....

their system. The possible problem with either may be that your cable company is sending the signal in such a manor (digital?) that neither Tivo or Replay will be able to directly read the signal until after it comes from the cable converter box....

down content info for the TV set's internal guide, but they don't. So, tired of all the problems, and missing our old ability to "Tivo" programs via our Panasonic standalone DVR, we got an 8300HD box. Upside: Great two-tuner HD recorder so you can "Tivo"...

it would NEVER work in 5.1 on that receiver. He ended up buying a new receiver and it worked fine. I told him "what kind of junk is Creative when it doesn't work right with your old receiver". He said "it was a receiver problem". Then I asked "then why...

8, 10, and 12. The receiver's request channels by sending a signal regarding which LNB and transponder they need to use. The multiswitch routes the recivers requests to the proper LNB and again routes the signals from the requested LNB to the proper receiver....

this is dropping the signal power too much. You're trying to pick up signals from transmitters scattered over an arc of almost 90 degrees... a pretty wide span. It's also possible that you have multipath problems. If the signal from 11.1 is arriving...