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Cloud PVR Recordings for only 45 days?
I just switched to Telus from Shaw and received the new version of the Telus 4K boxes yesterday. I now realize that although you have unlimited recording space, they delete after 45 days. It is prett...
- I highly recommend you seriously consider the 30 day satisfaction out clause. Especially if you {like me) rely on the PVR heavily. This system is SERIOUSLY flawed with issues regarding PVR, Series recordings, "new episode" flag missing from guide, multiple recordings, missed recordings, disappeared recordings having to reboot frequently, etc, etc.
Give it a thorough testing, but I think you'll find there are significant shortcomings that still haven't been addressed and nobody is forthcoming with a specific timeline as to when the significant bulk of these ongoing persistent complaints by the user base will be corrected.
This system needs to be revisited seriously.
Speak with your wallet.
I highly recommend you seriously consider the 30 day satisfaction out clause. Especially if you {like me) rely on the PVR heavily. This system is SERIOUSLY flawed with issues regarding PVR, Series recordings, "new episode" flag missing from guide, multiple recordings, missed recordings, disappeared recordings having to reboot frequently, etc, etc.
Give it a thorough testing, but I think you'll find there are significant shortcomings that still haven't been addressed and nobody is forthcoming with a specific timeline as to when the significant bulk of these ongoing persistent complaints by the user base will be corrected.
This system needs to be revisited seriously.
Speak with your wallet.
Give it a thorough testing, but I think you'll find there are significant shortcomings that still haven't been addressed and nobody is forthcoming with a specific timeline as to when the significant bulk of these ongoing persistent complaints by the user base will be corrected.
This system needs to be revisited seriously.
Speak with your wallet.
- It’s good for watching news though. Almost all the TV shows’ full episodes will end on the Internet anyway, legally or illegally, but most news segments won’t.
