TiVo Users among Ridgeline Owners?

Just thought that I'd throw this out for a quick informal "roll call."

I've seen a connection in the past between Honda owners and Mac users (we already did a poll on this website on that).

How many Ridgeline owners are also TiVo-philes?

Tivo clone - SA Explorer 8000 HD DVR.

I use Tivo, but not an R-L owner yet.

I use Tivo and am a Mac user as well.

Tiger

I use Tivo and am a Mac user as well.

Tiger

Tivo and Mac user.

No on both accounts for me.

HD Tivo in the living room, DirecTivo in the bedroom, RL in the driveway.... no macs, but two ipods :)

No Tivo, but have a DVR and SBC DishNetwork video source.

Directivo and all the high definition goodies.

Third year for my DirectTivo. Sony SAT-T60 hacked with 300 Gig drive for 287 hours record time, Ethernet Card, TivoWebPlus / FTP /Telnet accessable from the Internet, CallerID onscreen, and recordings downloadable for DVD burning or viewing in Windoze Media Player! Hows that for loaded!

Have directv Tivo (how did we live without it?) I find myself wanting to replay things on the radio or on other folks televisions that don't have TiVo. :)

We're most likely going to be getting a HDTV and upgrading our dish to HD as well as our TiVo receive to HD. Especially now that we have HOCKEY back :D

Tivo owner! ( I taped the Superbowl just to watch the Ridgeline commercial!)

Have the COX DVR with HD, and 42 inch Panasonic HD Plasma, with the Bose Surround system...beautifull!!! :D

Tivo/DVR with my plasma 42" in the livingroom. But I'm a windows PC user.

I have a Tivo (used to be 20 hr now is 98 or there abouts) series 1. I also have setup 2 MythTV boxes and use Linux on all my machines primarily (although they also have Windows). I have a Mac somewhere around but it is old and broken and too expensive to replace. We do own 2 iPods though so that should count. And it was either a MacMini or a Ridgeline, guess which won?

Two genuine TiVo's here (Series 2 / 80 hr), former Mac user (miss my Mac big time, but unfortunately, my current work requires Windows), ipod coming soon... ;)

Pretty interesting. I find that a lot of Honda Owners are usually educated, well-informed and partial to high-tech stuff, which puts them in the same catagory as those who like computers (hence the popularity of this board) and high-tech gadgetry like TiVo.

Almost every time I see a white Apple logo decal on the back of someone's car, it's a Honda.

As for me, you can see by my signature I've been a Honda fan for quite a while. I've also got a Mac and a PC at home, along with an original Series 1 30 hour Sony TiVo hacked to 144 hours, a Toshiba TiVo/DVD 80 hour combo unit, and I just took advanatage of the free 40hour Series 2 TiVo offer (it was free so long as you pay for a year of service). I'll be ordering a 200 GB upgrade drive for it this weekend.

And yes, like Kellcut said, I find myself wishing I could do a 12-second rewind on friends' TVs, and especially in the car listening to the radio.

Add me to the list, HD DVR in the family room & bedroom. I also have a mini ipod and a 20 gig ipod. And to top it off i'm surfing the web right now on my 42inch plasma TV :D

Tivo + 60" Plasma / 400 DVD / Bose System :cool:

Ditto on TiVo and Mac (Mac for my recording studio). ;)

Shuttle box XPC AMD 64 X2 4200+ dual core w/ 2gig memory & 600 gig SATA HD running Windows Media Center, LG 62" HDTV DLP flat screen Model : 62SX4D, No RL yet, Mac G4 power book & Windows XP Pro user. ;)

HD Tivo and first-gen SA Tivo.

HD DirecTivo and regular Tivo, Windows PCs, no Macs.

Direct TV Tivo (144 hours) 57 inch Screen 300 watt Surrond Sound.

Upgrade your Tivo recording here http://www.weaknees.com

Sony Plasma, cable company DVR, HD, lots of PCs, Pocket PC Phone mounted in the RL.

Tivo*2 for me. I've been time-shifting since 2002.
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Guilty as charged.

Also guilty . I have an old apple powerbook, a G3 and a 400 gig G5 and COX DVR , I may also add 2 sony video cams and a sony mavica with floppy and a sony 8 meg F828 still which is the reason I went MAC the first time .

DVR from Insight cable. Mac-nope, I can get a pc to do more for less $$$. Mac was ahead of the game on vid/audio editing and some argue it still is. I edit both just fine on PC's. Bose -no, again, I can get my harmon-kardon/jbl/ininity stuff to do much much more for much much less, bose were ahead of the game for awhile, but no longer..I build some of my own amplifiers from scratch too, that is much cheaper still, but time consuming.
Ridgeline- will have it in about 8 hours!
Joe

...oh, btw, if anyone happens to see any shows featuring the ridgeline coming up, maybe you could post it here so we can all tell our boxes to grab it!
:)

No Tivo but high def cable for my 46" wide screen home theater, no MAC but Dell desktop and IBM thinkpad on wireless broadband network.

Oh yeah an ipod mini with a battery that just went kaput!

In the scheme of things, just toys....

Well, i got my RL, to update my previous post. Also, upgraded my Media Center and sold the old one. My media center is similar to a tivo and computer all in one. Here's the new Hardware. Windows Media Center Edition 2005, EVGA 7800gt pci-e vid card, Nvidia pure video PVR tuner card, ATI HD tuner card, 4gig hyperX Memory, 1.5 TB or 2 750GB SATA 3.0 hard drive, Sony Dual DVDr/rw +/- DVD burner with 500w power supply and Logitech keyboard mouse combo wireless. Connected by 1000mb hardwire LAN and cable from adelphia.

My wife's boss gave her a Tivo for Christmas. That dang gift cost me $300 to use! I do have to admit that I really do like it, though. Helps me keep up with the F1 season and not have to get up at 4am to watch the races live, or remember to set the VCR like I used to. :)

Tivo, a Mac, 2 60GB Ipods, 1 2GB Nano, a Ridgeline and a partridge in a pear tree....

One DirecTV DVR, one DirecTV TiVo HD DVR, 2 SA TiVos. All the the TiVos have been hacked for more recording capacity. I put together a PC just for TiVo HD upgrades...too many friend were asking for upgrades...I hated opening up my PC all the time. No Macs here...I have 3 iPods (one 3G, one Video and a nano). A bunch of PC in the house and 2 laptops.

2 TIVOs here

When we upgraded to HDTV with Comcast, we also got a DVR. Even the wife can program a recording now. :D

Tivo in living and bedroom.

2 Room HD /DVR (w/200 rec hours) 47 HDTV with Dish Networks HD PLATINUM Package with 300 Channels plus 30 Channels of HD Programming.... 99$ amonth :)
I B Happy!