Unfortunately I am limited to the dial in because I have the old Replay model. Does anyone know if the ReplayTV 4000 models have immediate responses or are also limited to a timed connection?
ReplayTV has offered the myReplayTV service for almost 2 years now. It allows any ReplayTV user to remotely program their unit from the web.
You can see the programs that are currently on your machine (as of the last dial in), all of your record options, and all of your replay channels. From there you can do everything you need, such as delete shows and add new shows to be recorded. It is way cool, not only when I'm traveling but it sure is a lot easier to search for shows using a browser instead of the on-screen keyboard!
(Besides which, I'm think ReplayTV is just a more hacker friendly box in general.....)
Is it possible that they just need to find a different way to make money than selling CD's? Perhaps that has become obsolete and the artist can make their living through touring instead of selling CD's. And how much per disc does the artist actually get anyway.
You can't tax CDR's and digital copyrights just piss people off. They can't win so they might as well get over it.
I know of a trucking company that is flush with OS/2 machines. They couldn't be happier every time a new Outlook Email Virus breaks out.
However, they are stuck using this language called Easel for all their desktop development. They are still debating to moving toward browser based systems or finding an alternative to Easel.
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Unfortunately I am limited to the dial in because I have the old Replay model. Does anyone know if the ReplayTV 4000 models have immediate responses or are also limited to a timed connection?
ReplayTV has offered the myReplayTV service for almost 2 years now. It allows any ReplayTV user to remotely program their unit from the web.
You can see the programs that are currently on your machine (as of the last dial in), all of your record options, and all of your replay channels. From there you can do everything you need, such as delete shows and add new shows to be recorded. It is way cool, not only when I'm traveling but it sure is a lot easier to search for shows using a browser instead of the on-screen keyboard!
(Besides which, I'm think ReplayTV is just a more hacker friendly box in general.....)
Is it possible that they just need to find a different way to make money than selling CD's? Perhaps that has become obsolete and the artist can make their living through touring instead of selling CD's. And how much per disc does the artist actually get anyway.
You can't tax CDR's and digital copyrights just piss people off. They can't win so they might as well get over it.
I know of a trucking company that is flush with OS/2 machines. They couldn't be happier every time a new Outlook Email Virus breaks out.
However, they are stuck using this language called Easel for all their desktop development. They are still debating to moving toward browser based systems or finding an alternative to Easel.
Any suggestions out there from a true OS/2 fan?