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Just hooked up my Evo Kit tonight, and I can confirm for any interested owners, that if you enabled PVR, through the service menu, that the Evo Kit keeps those settings. You also do not loose any recorded content.

Frank

Highlander wrote:Just hooked up my Evo Kit tonight, and I can confirm for any interested owners, that if you enabled PVR, through the service menu, that the Evo Kit keeps those settings. You also do not loose any recorded content.

Frank

I have the same TV and want to upgrade to the new evo kit. Do you know is the pvr function is only for over air TV and not HDMI?

bryantjopplin wrote:

Highlander wrote:Just hooked up my Evo Kit tonight, and I can confirm for any interested owners, that if you enabled PVR, through the service menu, that the Evo Kit keeps those settings. You also do not loose any recorded content.

Frank

I have the same TV and want to upgrade to the new evo kit. Do you know is the pvr function is only for over air TV and not HDMI?

Yes

OTA, or direct coax cable. If you are using a cable box connected by HDMI, it should already have a PVR, yes? Also the PVR function is available without upgrading with the Evo Kit. Check my old posts.

There will NEVER be any PVR for HDMI
For obvious reasons: content protection, and TV doesn't own any encoder.

Highlander wrote:OTA, or direct coax cable. If you are using a cable box connected by HDMI, it should already have a PVR, yes? Also the PVR function is available without upgrading with the Evo Kit. Check my old posts.

I don't have cable or satellite. I use all internet based TV

zoelechat wrote:There will NEVER be any PVR for HDMI
For obvious reasons: content protection, and TV doesn't own any encoder.

I figured this much. It would be more for my ps4 recording long game play, instead of just the 15 minutes you get.