How well does this work with AT&amp;T U-verse DVR? How well does this work with AT&amp;T U-verse DVR?
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I have been using my Harmony 550 remote with the U-verse DVR for a couple of months now. I programmed the remote when we first switched and have used it ever since. There are no dedicated 'back' and 'last' buttons on the remote, but after mapping those two functions to the 'a' and 'b' buttons, I have everything needed immediately accessible.
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Only with IP based dvr, like iSpy. Analog based dvr like Swann or Lorex will not work.
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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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If you have the hdmi or component inputs, unit should work. However, I had a lot of trouble with mine. The first week the DVR worked fine. After that it has not worked correctly. In my opinion it is a piece of junk. However, apparently it is the only game in town. When it works it is ok. It does not work all the time. I recomended to Amazon not to sell it. But what do I know?
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It will work with any DVR and they talk with any TV unit. The shield is visible in mine and reflects lite so it is a nuisance at night because of the inferred lighting .The day light vision is top quality but night is not as good as daylight unless you use artificial lighting.
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I used the solution on the Motorola VIP1216 DVR box, and it works great! I don't know about the Motorola QIP7232; however, I tried several other solutions (including wireless) with the Motorola VIP1216 and this was the only one that worked reliably. Worth the extra $$$'s.
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The dvr itself needs a Ethernet connection (it has no wifi connecting ability's), you can connect with wifi on your iphone/android/computer with wifi a note: the best free on the iphone i have found is called mobile-eye others i've downloaded have/show stuttering frames or fail to connect point blank :)
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G., This box can capture over the air (OTA) off your antenna or at standard quality (SD) through RCA cables or S-Video. If your DVR is not HD, then this box will do the trick. If you want HD quality, I recommend using component output (HDMI will not work) with Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR (not the HD-PVR 2 or Gaming editions). That is what I use to capture video from my DVR. The AVerMedia Home Free Plus works great for OTA recording with Windows 7 (but the SiliconDust HDHomeFree is actually an even better choice for OTA). Also, I have heard some have problems getting the AverMedia to work well with Windows 8. G., This box can capture over the air (OTA) off your antenna or at standard quality (SD) through RCA cables or S-Video. If your DVR is not HD, then this box will do the trick. If you want HD quality, I recommend using component output (HDMI will not work) with Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR (not the HD-PVR 2 or Gaming editions). That is what I use to capture video from my DVR. The AVerMedia Home Free Plus works great for OTA recording with Windows 7 (but the SiliconDust HDHomeFree is actually an even better choice for OTA). Also, I have heard some have problems getting the AverMedia to work well... » Read More G., This box can capture over the air (OTA) off your antenna or at standard quality (SD) through RCA cables or S-Video. If your DVR is not HD, then this box will do the trick. If you want HD quality, I recommend using component output (HDMI will not work) with Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR (not the HD-PVR 2 or Gaming editions). That is what I use to capture video from my DVR. The AVerMedia Home Free Plus works great for OTA recording with Windows 7 (but the SiliconDust HDHomeFree is actually an even better choice for OTA). Also, I have heard some have problems getting the AverMedia to work well with Windows 8. « Show Less
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You need to set this camera up correctly in the dvr. The camera instructions will provide you with the settings you need to input into the dvr. Then it will work just fine.If no instructions, look online through manufacturers website or try different settings until it works (writing down witch ones do not work). Hope this helps.
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I don't know about u-verse, but I use this with a Verizon FiOS Actiontec router to get more ports without any problems. I also use a smaller Netgear 4-port switch with an IOGear Universal Wi-Fi N adapter to connect with my DirecTV receivers and other network ready video equipment (like TV and Blu-Ray players).
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Not sure if this helps... I have Comcast DVR and it works. Plugs to the tv.
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It should...I had no problem linking it with DIRECTV's remote, which I can understand is sometimes contrary :) so, I would think the U-verse should have no problem.
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Yes, I used this modem for AT&T; DSL service. I doubt it will work for AT&T; U-Verse.
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Hello Howard. I have the same setup as you, 2 laptops, 1 desktop...all networked. The thing is, your network will and does recognize the Buffalo, but you can only read and write to the Buffalo on the 'puter that it is connected to. The Buffalo says that it will only back-up from an internal drive, which is true. I wanted to back-up my other machines over my network, but I have not been successful with that. What I do is physically move the unit to the machine that I want to back-up. With that said, this is a really GREAT value and pretty good software is included. Not sure about your DVR. My ATT-Uverse does not recognize the Buffalo on my network. Hope this helps! Hello Howard. I have the same setup as you, 2 laptops, 1 desktop...all networked. The thing is, your network will and does recognize the Buffalo, but you can only read and write to the Buffalo on the 'puter that it is connected to. The Buffalo says that it will only back-up from an internal drive, which is true. I wanted to back-up my other machines over my network, but I have not been successful with that. What I do is physically move the unit to the machine that I want to back-up. With that said, this is a really GREAT value and pretty good software is included. Not sure about your DVR.... » Read More Hello Howard. I have the same setup as you, 2 laptops, 1 desktop...all networked. The thing is, your network will and does recognize the Buffalo, but you can only read and write to the Buffalo on the 'puter that it is connected to. The Buffalo says that it will only back-up from an internal drive, which is true. I wanted to back-up my other machines over my network, but I have not been successful with that. What I do is physically move the unit to the machine that I want to back-up. With that said, this is a really GREAT value and pretty good software is included. Not sure about your DVR. My ATT-Uverse does not recognize the Buffalo on my network. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I do not use mobile app, but I would guess the app would work on both. The only difference is the number of channels. And that is in the DVR.
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Yes, I record off of mine all the time. However, do not set it up to record (with the timer) from the DVR with a Premium Channel like HBO; any other channel works okay.
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No it only works for over the air signals (OTA). And DO NOT buy this box! The company has shut down the DVR service and abandoned all its customers.