 En EnferThis account has been compromised
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Montreal, QC
kudos:4 | reply to 59137280
Re: [Television] Recording Illico HD Buy a used PVR or go buy one at Costco, then sell your HD terminal. |
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| said by En Enfer:then sell your HD terminal.
therein lies the problem
i hate process of selling/looking for buyers...
if anyone wants - i have a like new mint condition Illico HD latest generation, used it for a few months, bought it from videotron for $200 (box, papers, all), will sell for $120 |
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kudos:4 | said by 59137280:bought it from videotron for $200 (box, papers, all), will sell for $120 The HDPVR is sold for 300$ at Best Buy this week.
»www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/vid···342.aspx
You paid 200$ for an HD terminal (sold for 150$ this week, same store).
With a 100$ difference, I don't see why you complain the PVR is too expensive...
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GuiGQc
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said by 59137280:i hate process of selling/looking for buyers... Kijiji works farely well. You post a description and you wait for someone to contact you...
Worst case scenario, you can always keep it for a second TV or sell/give it to a friend. |
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| said by GuiGQc:e scenario, you can always keep it for a second TV or sell/give it to a friend.
If I keep the Illico set top box for the second tv - can I still have the Illico HD service on the second Tv without paying extra to videotron?
I think I will buy a Illico HD PVR and use my current non-PVR on a second TV in the bedroom - will I be able to have Illico HD TV on both tvs without paying extra monthly fees? |
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kudos:4 | On your TV bill, you're already paying 3$ for network fees.
When you add a 2nd terminal, you'll pay 4$ more.
If you have 3 terminals or more, it'll be 6$ instead of 4$.
So, if you rarely use the bedroom terminal, you'll be paying 4$ for nothing. Maybe this will be interesting when multi-room will launch.
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| said by En Enfer:On your TV bill, you're already paying 3$ for network fees.
When you add a 2nd terminal, you'll pay 4$ more.
If you have 3 terminals or more, it'll be 6$ instead of 4$.
So, if you rarely use the bedroom terminal, you'll be paying 4$ for nothing. Maybe this will be interesting when multi-room will launch.
Is there an easy way to connect the second terminal without paying extra monthly $4? |
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kudos:4 | said by 59137280:Is there an easy way to connect the second terminal without paying extra monthly $4? Nope. Antenna is the only way to watch HD content on an HD set without any terminal.
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