Does the "remote finder" feature work on Roamio OTA models? (OTA is the hd antenna version, not cable)
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I would image that it would. The finder just sounds an alarm so you can find your misplaced remote. I have the Roamio Plus. You could check with TIVO.com to be sure.
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I would image that it would. The finder just sounds an alarm so you can find your misplaced remote.I have the Roamio Plus.You could check with TIVO.com to be sure.
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Hi Mark, met set up is antenna, but unfortunately I haven't tried to use that feature for the remote yet.
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I believe no. The Romio OTA does not have the "find Remote" activation button on the set box.
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Good luck, I could not find ones that worked when I searched around. The only way I was able to set up another remote on this terrible unit, was through auto scan on my cable providers remote control.
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It doesn't. FYI & IMHO, if you're thinking of relying on the remote aspect of this antenna, look else where UNLESS you can pick it up really, really cheap. Otherwise, I'd purchase an antenna with a more durable/reliable remote adjust feature.
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I'm not aware of an Over The Air (OTA) antenna that uses USB, so I don't think USB is going to help you. As good as these TV's are, yet impossible to find, I'd shop around the TV/electronics repair shops in the area & see who will fix it for the most reasonable price. Since it's a coaxial cable input in question, you could check w/ your local cable companies & see what they'd charge to fix it.
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From what I can tell, the antenna is not removable. Mine is about 30 ft from my router and I don't have a problem with connections: I would also recommend getting the Grace Digital app on your smartphone or tablet because the remote is fairly non-intuitive.
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It's one of those things you won't know until you try. You can look at terrain maps and kinda guess but until you can plug it into a tv and move it around there's no clear answer. Also you should know it's illegal for any homeowner associates to block or otherwise impair the installation of ota antennas. You can read more here: http://www.fcc.gov/guides/over-air-reception-devices-rule
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If the local channels are clear QAM - then it may find them. To determine if the channels are in clear QAM, see if you can use a HDTV to tune to the channels. Sorry, don't have cable to verify if this module can tune in to the cable channels (versus OTA).
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I haven't used mine since the buyout but my understanding was it would still work as a OTA tuner but the storage of your shows in the cloud was not happening now.
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Not sure what model you have. The HDTVI is not omni-directional. I can tell you that you won't get as many channels without an amplifier. And I have found that these "omni-directional" antennae still need to be pointed in a certain direction to better pick up a signal.
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It lists Tivo as a supported device on page 53 of the manual. See: http://www.universalremote.com/pdf/Manual_RF10.pdf. It doesn't specify which Tivo DVR is supported (Series 3, Roamio, etc) but my past experience with Tivo's has been that they have been relatively compatible with each other in terms of IR inputs. Given my experience with this device and the Uverse DVR, I wouldn't recommend it. Despite what others have written about this device learning "everything", it would only learn a useless subset of keys from the AT&T; remote.
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I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you, but I am wondering the same thing - did you ever find an antenna that works? Thanks!
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The ota signal will be HD if the channel is HD. I run the OTA signal through a signal amplifier and haven't had any problems. If you have more than one hopper you will need an adapter for each hopper. Also, you can record this signal on the hopper plus it gives you an extra tuner.
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Yes, it does. It also includes Avermedia's TV Tuner software and a dongle to connect an antenna or RF cable. I purchased a cheap antenna, but was unable to get an Over The Air (OTA) programming. I dont know if that is due to the hilly area I live in or quality of the TV tuner. I think it was my area. I'll try to connect an old VCR and post an update.
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Yes. This antenna works well with DTV signals, particularly UHF, which most stations broadcast in since the DTV conversion several years ago. The antenna is directional, so it needs to be pivoted, using your HDTV signal strength indicator as a guide. There is an accessory that claims to increase the reception on this unit. I do not have that accessory, however, because there is inadequate space to hold it between the antenna head and my RVs AC unit. As far as the reception on its own, within about 40 to 50 miles of transmitters in the Pensacola/Mobile television market, the antenna picks up all signals. Once you get out to 65 miles or beyond, those stations pixelate, and I have to rescan my TV to pick up other markets. Overall, I am happy with the antenna.
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I have a Roamio Plus and have been able to stream to my Android devices. It works on Wi-Fi (in my case with MoCA) and is best on the same subnet. I have mine on a different subnet and it works acceptably. I can also stream over the Cellular Network that I use.
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I only have it for my OTA antenna... however, I had a smaller one being used with my cable.
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Mine has active return which is required for 2 way communications on cable systems where you use "on demand". When you use on demand you are actually sending a signal back to the cable company to command a request. The one you are looking at has passive return which is fine for antenna and cable systems where on demand is not required. Mine has an amplified return. The other one does not and will not work with on demand cable. I actually tried the one without active return and would noy work on my cable system with on demand