Never miss your favorite TV show again, that’s the beauty of a DVR. But did you know you can save the money and have your computer do the recording for you? If you want to record TV shows without a ...

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For a certain kind of cord-cutter, combining over-the-air broadcasts and cable channels into a single DVR has always been the dream scenario. While we’ve seen several attempts in the past—including ...

Want to record live TV shows, store your recording in the cloud, and stream them to your TV, phone, tablet, PC, or other devices? Now that Aereo has been shut down, you might think that the dream of a ...

The rise of cord cutting and streaming video was supposed to render the digital video recorder (DVR) irrelevant. In theory, you shouldn’t need to record anything when services like Netflix and Amazon ...

Tired of paying through the nose for subscription-based TV services? ZapperBox may be your salvation. As an early cord-cutter, I’ve followed and covered the Over-the-Air (OTA) tuner industry since the ...

Q. I read your article about watching television broadcasts with antennas. I have antennas and they work great, but the hesitance I have to cutting the cable is losing my ability to record programming ...

The conventional wisdom among fans is that live sports events have to be watched live and are “DVR-proof.” But a recent survey shows that this is not the case. A Thuuz Sports survey of 1,000 pay TV ...

DVR users watch most of their primetime television shows not live but after they have been recorded, and much of the time they're watching those recorded shows between 10-11 p.m. By Paul Bond, The ...