I'm exploring my options to "cut the cord" and have found out about the Roamio.
I currently have an Apple TV, Roku 2, and newly acquired Amazon Fire TV. This still leaves out a few things out. I do have a PlayOn subscription that will help.
I have found some conflicting information about the TiVo Roamio OTA. According to BestBuy:
Built-in 10/100 Mbps Ethernet LAN
Provides a wired connection to your home network.
&
Supports up to 11 networked boxes
With 3 live high-definition streams for versatile use. Connects to TiVo® Minis and other TiVo® DVRs for multiroom streaming.
But, I have also read that to connect say 2 Roamio OTA's I would need a MoCA at each one. At $50 per MoCA, and $50 per Roamio (BB Price) that's getting up there to try to cut the cord. I realize there will be a ROI period, but, before I make the commitment to buy, I want to be sure of what I am getting.
The 2nd question: Is there a charge for a 2nd box with TiVo Service?
Thanks in advance.
I currently have an Apple TV, Roku 2, and newly acquired Amazon Fire TV. This still leaves out a few things out. I do have a PlayOn subscription that will help.
I have found some conflicting information about the TiVo Roamio OTA. According to BestBuy:
Built-in 10/100 Mbps Ethernet LAN
Provides a wired connection to your home network.
&
Supports up to 11 networked boxes
With 3 live high-definition streams for versatile use. Connects to TiVo® Minis and other TiVo® DVRs for multiroom streaming.
But, I have also read that to connect say 2 Roamio OTA's I would need a MoCA at each one. At $50 per MoCA, and $50 per Roamio (BB Price) that's getting up there to try to cut the cord. I realize there will be a ROI period, but, before I make the commitment to buy, I want to be sure of what I am getting.
The 2nd question: Is there a charge for a 2nd box with TiVo Service?
Thanks in advance.
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