Yes. But you must have a GUIDE Plus+ unit with more than one tuner, or you can use a splitter (Y-piece) and connect your GUIDE Plus+ unit and your TV separately. With a splitter you can connect one end to your TV and one end to your GUIDE Plus+ unit.

It depends on what type of DVR you have. Dual Tuner DVR's do allow customers to record a program on one channel while watching another with the SWAP function. Customers with Single Tuner DVR's do not have the abililty to watch programming on one channel while recording on another. However, you can watch a recorded program while recording on another channel. See similar questions...

Yes, it is possible to record one thing to the hard disk while watching another that's already stored there. In fact, this is the best way to go, as you'll see as I go through some of the later questions. See similar questions...

No, because receivers only have one tuner. (The Dish 721, 2-tuner receiver is a recent exception, but quite costly). For the same reason, Picture-in-Picture (PIP) is not useable with satellite TV. To watch/record, you will need two receivers, where you can watch on one TV, while recording on another. See similar questions...

Yes, as long as one channel is ATSC and the other is analog, you may record one while viewing the other, or even record both simutaneously. The initial recording must be done using the WinTV Scheduler for this to work properly (in order to utilize the TV services background recording). The WinTV TV services can be installed from the PVR folder on your WinTV CD ROM. See similar questions...

No, the WinTV PVR 250/350 will only be able to record the program that is being viewed using the supplied software. If you use SageTV with the PVR250/350 you can use 2 cards in the system which will then give you the ability to watch one channel while recording another. No, the WinTV PVR 250/350 will only be able to record the program that is being viewed. See similar questions...

Kibo's not on one of the channels you can watch. He's on one of the channels you can FEEL. The Special Channel. You don't need a TV set to get The Special Channel, you just have to stand in the middle of a busy intersection with your hands over your head, which must be wrapped in aluminum foil. If you concentrate real hard, you may PICK UP SOMETHING! See similar questions...

Yes. When you receive your Sky viewing card your local news channel will have been determined for you through your postcode. This means that as long as you are inside the Astra 2D footprint, you will receive your local news. See similar questions...

WCSA100 has NO "audio in" device. The included software Webcam WatchdogX can take audio input from Windows wave device. You can use other Windows compatible 4 channel sound card to achieve 4 video and 4 audio recording with WCSA100 if you wish. Unless you need CD quality audio, otherwise using WCSA440 will be easier and cheaper than the other solution. The 440 was developed a year later after WCSA100 simply for this. See similar questions...

Your digital television/Freeview box will only have one digital tuner. Therefore, in order to watch a different freeview channel at same time as recording a freeview channel, you need to connect another freeview box to your set up. In order to keep wires to a minimum you may wish to purchase a DVD recorder and integrated freeview box like the RDRGXD500. See similar questions...

TiVo will pop up a little dialog box, asking you whether you want to continue watching what you're watching, or let it switch the channel. For example, let's say you're watching channel 2 on live TV, and it's 7:59pm. You've previously scheduled TiVo to start recording channel 8 at 8:00pm. It'll pop up a dialog box asking you if you want to allow it to switch to channel 8 to record as planned, or stay where you are. (The default is to switch, and kicks in after like 30 seconds. See similar questions...

BBC AMERICA is available on digital cable systems throughout the U.S. and via satellite on DIRECTV (1-800-531-5000 or www.directv.com) and Echostar's DISH Network (1-800-333-3474 or www.dishnetwork.com). If BBC AMERICA is not available in your area, please contact your local service provider and request the channel. Our experience shows that the more operators hear from their customers, the more likely they are to add the channel to their system. See similar questions...

B. i have 2 timers first records chanel 7 an 6:00 second records chanel 7 at 10:00, i am not home so i cant switch channelse or power off. does the first show record, but the second fail?, i know i could use 1 timer to record alll night, but hypothetically that will include seveal hours of wasted storage untill ive trimmed or deleted the files. C. assuming the above situation failed, but the first one worked. See similar questions...

No problem. Technology Ten recorders are totally scalable. We can add extra recording capacity as you need it. See similar questions...

In my opinion, ISPs should be required by law to provide every customer with a health message in the spirit of the campaigns against child abuse or cigarette consumption: Until the late 1990s, a remailer allowed you to send electronic mail to a Usenet news group or to a person without revealing your true name or email address to the recipient. See similar questions...

Yes you can but it's not a function of the cable box. The easiest way to do this is to install an A/B switch to the incoming cable, then run one cable to the digital cable box and the other to your VCR. Then, you can watch TV on the digital cable box and record on the separate signal running to your VCR. See similar questions...

Kidney failure can make travelling difficult but not impossible. You may be able to attend work and social events or enjoy a great holiday with careful planning. If you are thinking about travelling, it is important to first speak to your health care team about the effect that this might have on your health. If you are well enough, a holiday can be a great boost to your confidence and well being. Find out about medical costs in advance. See similar questions...