That is why I put it in the "standby" mode in the first place!! Again, I will
always defer to MZ, but I have done it this way since I have my Tivo. If I am
watching through something (through Tivo) that Tivo is simultaneously
recording, and I want to watch something else, I put the Tivo in "standby",
switch to my old fasioned TV remote, and watch from there. (There are no Tivo
capabilities, such as pause, rewind, etc...). Hope this helps!!
-Sherri
Dave Schultheis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MegaZone wrote (snipped some):
> the TiVo will record in Standby mode just fine. All Standby does
> is activate RF bypass, turn off some displays (such as on DVD and
> S3 models), and tell the unit it can record Suggestions immediately.
As long as we're on the topic, may I ask a follow-up question?
Let's say I get home and want to watch some program immediately,
but TiVo is already recording something I have requested.
Can I put TiVo in the Standby mode and watch the program I want to
see (using RF bypass), while TiVo continues to record the program
it was recording?
Sorry if this is obtuse, but it occurred to me while reading your
response.
Dave Schultheis
San Jose
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