Can you rewind live TV
1262583
Yes you can rewind live TV as long as the Magnavox is on the channel you are wishing to rewind. If it is on, it records 6 hours of whatever it is tuned to in a loop. So if even if you have the TV off, the Magnavox is recording in a loop. You can even rewind to the beginning of a program and then push record to save the entire program even though you made the decision well after the program started.
1262584
Yes. In that regard it works just like TiVo or any subscription service DVR, except, as noted by others, it can only rewind back to the point at which you started watching. Keep in mind, though, that this unit has only one tuner so you cannot be watching one channel and using the pause/rewind features while recording a program on another channel. You can watch a program using your TV's tuner while this unit records a program on another channel, just as you did with a VCR back in the day. Also, you can play back a previously recorded program while a new program is being recorded.
2181632
No, when it comes to cable TV, this smart media player is limited to playing live TV, no dvr playback or functionality of any sort
64814
I believe you can. You download the recorded show and should be able to watch it anywhere. I bought this so my daughter could watch recorded programs while she is away at college, so she uses it a lot more than I do. I hope this helped.
486
yes we can watch one channel and record another. and we love our magnavox. so if you want to watch another program while recording, use input through tv antenna.
1286773
Yes you can, while an scheduled recording is in progress you can watch any other program.
751029
Yes.you can do it manually or wait about 15 seconds and the next episode starts. I have four d-links and love them.
1405419
I have not tried this, but if a TV station or TV app streams live I don't see why you would not be able to watch it. Also, for archived stuff, there is a Hulu app, so that should work too.
5975
No, you cannot pause live TV. Think of this machine as strictly a DVR that can record digital signals. You also cannot watch a recorded file while recording a show. If you want a unit that can pause live TV, I strongly suggest the Magnavox units (MDR-515 does it all).
277093
Really simple mind HERE....so is there a DVD in it that you can take out and review daily and reinstall? I need a new system...using old tv with vcr..so I can rewind and watch the next day for camera in the back.... could someone kinds give me the simple way this works? Also can you hook to your TV and watch real time?
1272827
Yes, you could. It has next & previous track button and fwd and rewind as well.
857730
Depends on what you are looking for. There are a few Live broadcasts from independant networks such as TheBlaze. You can watch live or on demand. MSNBC, Fox, and others have highlights on their channels. I think there is a push to be able to do live tunning in like with a cable box, but the cable companies have a vested interest in not letting you.
1191879
No but you can't fastforward or rewind with the stereo controls, you use the remote
652308
Yes you can. You select the channel and press the S/S button, when you are ready for it to restart you just press the S/S button again.
1974383
I actually don't own one anymore, but no...you cannot record more than one show at a time because unfortunately, this machine only has one tuner in it. However, a similar but better DVR is Tablo, which comes in a two tuner and four tuner version.
1819800
I don't believe you can record tv shows or have a pause and rewind of live TV with the Apple TV as it relies on you getting the shows from the Internet. So to answer your question you will need the TIVO for the DVR features.
2227703
No, you can't rewind the song. It's just like a iPod. You can go forward to the next song or backwards to the previous song.
2139844
Yes if you set any tv up properly with a tivo you can watch channel a while channel b is recording. To do so on current models you'll need to get an adapter and run a separate cable line to the tivo and another to the tv. Hopefully the new Tivo's will offer pass through signals like those old VCRs did. Visit this site at tivo.com, http://customersupport.tivo.com/knowbase/root/public/tv2100.htm?path=18&topic;=20&g;sgStep=Step%20Two