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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Genius of the Crowd @ Aug 6th 2008 1:09PM
Microsoft really killed us on this one...I paid $2500 for A VM Machine when Cablecard first came out, was basically beta testing an unproven technology until they got the kinks out 6 months later..and now we can't even get an update that would actually give us something that should of been included in the first place unless I buy a whole new machine..WTF
Jim Mallory @ Aug 6th 2008 1:58PM
And I am sure people are wondering in Redmond why people are moving to Macs in large numbers.
I am in the same boat as you but I have had my VM machine for over 12 months when nothing worked right. I hear we might get a sniff when Windows 7 ships...which means to get this functionality we have to put up with a extremely buggy OS or wait another 12 months for SP1.
srw985 @ Aug 6th 2008 2:02PM
If you dont like it, bittorrent it! ;)
Joe Dombrowski @ Aug 6th 2008 5:29PM
So your Mac can act as a DVR for ATSC, QAM, analog and OCUR based TV signals? Wow!
Let's keep on topic now, thanks.