If you've got recordings that are more than 1 year old, chances are they will
not be available on the Cloud DVR service, but you can check - log into the
Xfinity Stream app and see if they show up under "recordings" there. If yes,
you're good.
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If I'm understanding correctly, I think this is less about "transferring"
and more about re-downloading things you previously recorded from your
service provider. I would definitely make a list and then try to check in
advance.I know that this side of the pond, many shows drop off Cloud DVR
service
Thanks. Many of my recordings are more than a year old, so I'm wondering if
they'd transfer.
--Dave Sikula
On Sunday, August 9, 2020, 8:23:22 PM PDT, M-D November
wrote:
90% of what was on the old DVR’s HDD was available on the new box via Cloud
DVR; we only lost a few older (12+mo)
90% of what was on the old DVR’s HDD was available on the new box via Cloud
DVR; we only lost a few older (12+mo) PBS musical theater specials. The new
box also inherited all of our scheduled recording/series recording settings.
On Sunday, August 9, 2020 at 2:34:10 PM UTC-4 Dave Sikula wrote:
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I’m a little confused. Do you mean things that had been on the old DVR’s hard
drive or just new material?
—Dave Sikula
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> On Aug 3, 2020, at 8:55 PM, M-D November wrote:
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> The X1 DVR is backstopped by Comcast’s cloud DVR. I swapped out my DVR about
> a year ago (the ne
The X1 DVR is backstopped by Comcast’s cloud DVR. I swapped out my DVR
about a year ago (the newer models don’t have the
very-tempting-to-a-toddler power button on the front of the box), and save
for some *very* old recordings, everything was available on the new box via
cloud DVR after the upg
The notes here about the files being encrypted doesn't surprise me. I'm
sure a lot of the underlying technology in all these boxes is similar. But
I've yet to come across a box that lets you just copy the files across and
then do something that lets you watch them. There may be some kind of
decrypt
First, I should say that I'm almost 100% technically illiterate, so I
probably shouldn't even be posting. I'm probably posting information
you've already thought of.
I also have a Comcast DVR. Anything I record on it is playable -- and
downloadable -- on my other devices, e.g., laptop, iPad, iPh
I don't know the ins and outs of your box, but I suspect that your
recordings have some kind of encryption on them.
I'd be looking at using a combination of an HDMI splitter and an HDMI
capture card. The "splitter" which you can find cheap on Amazon and eBay
needs to be one that removes the HDMI e
I have a technical issue that I'm hoping someone can help me with.
Long story short: we weren't receiving some stations on our Comcast/Xfinity
system, so the guy came out to fix it (as much as he could; apparently,
there's some issue with the box on the pole across the street). When he
re-hooke
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