[fabric86]

There are about an average of 6 a night, whats the best way to record them? DVR? PVR? Any experts on here?

[BuddyBear]

hmmm.....this is an ambitious project. I don't know if the linesmakers even do this

I don't know much about technology but does not like this TiVo thing have the ability to do such things.

[bigboydan]

can't be done at all. because, every NBA game is not broadcast.

[onlooker]

can't be done at all. because, every NBA game is not broadcast.

Thats why he said, every "broadcasted" game.

[bigboydan]

well, you better get 10 tv's and 10 different satellite feeds. and 10 vcr's instead of tivo's then. because, if you use a tivo your going to have enough room on your HD's.

[LVHerbie]

well, you better get 10 tv's and 10 different satellite feeds. and 10 vcr's instead of tivo's then. because, if you use a tivo your going to have enough room on your HD's.

Once he got it on Tivo he could burn it to dvd's or vhs, correct?

[bigboydan]

of course he could do that, if he knows how to that is.

[fabric86]

No disrespect but you guys obviously know even less than me...

[bigboydan]

fabric, thats because nobody here really explored this one indepth before.

[fabric86]

True, but I thought atleast somebody would know that each dvr can record two channels at a time, so about six games a night, thats 3 dvrs...I am not mad I know you all meant well.

[bigboydan]

maybe you should check out some of the dss type websites and see if theres away tweek your dvr's/pvr's

[bookie]

I have found the TIVO users group to be really informed not only about what TIVO can and can't do, but with the technology needed to do about anything you'd want video-wise.

Tell them what you want to do and see what they say. Then if you would, post back here cause I'm interested in this question too.

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