I've had the Prodigy Elite for a couple months now.
For the most part it works well. The biggest negative for me, is that I haven't been able to watch things after-the-fact.
Supposedly, it keeps 3-4 days of shows, where you can catch something a few days later, but I haven't been
able to get it to work.
If someone else has, maybe they can chime in.
Also, I have a 1 GB/sec download speeds, but over WIFI, the picture on live sports (basketball/football) isn't
as crisp as I'd like, the motion can be a bit herky-jerky.
That being said, you can't beat the cost.
For the most part it works well. The biggest negative for me, is that I haven't been able to watch things after-the-fact.
Supposedly, it keeps 3-4 days of shows, where you can catch something a few days later, but I haven't been
able to get it to work.
If someone else has, maybe they can chime in.
Also, I have a 1 GB/sec download speeds, but over WIFI, the picture on live sports (basketball/football) isn't
as crisp as I'd like, the motion can be a bit herky-jerky.
That being said, you can't beat the cost.
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FZ it keeps 4 days of shows if they are on the catch-up feature
(i'm at work so I can't talk specifics like which server something is on)
for example that steven king Doctor Sleep was on HBO at 7:30 last night. To watch it
1) go to the catch-up mode on whichever server hosts the HBO catch-up channel but you will access it through the catch-up on the IPTV live area but specifically in the catch-up area of that live tv server
2) in catch-up scroll down to HBO and select it
3) once up, you will see 4 days of full schedules so just click on Aug 31 and scroll down to 7:30 and click "enter" and the show will fire up
so the 4 days of programming are specific to the channels where catch-up is available.
I did this for an NHL game. It started an hour before and was on NBC and since i didn't know the score i went to catch-up then NBC then selected the previous hour (it was like 1pm game)
the cool thing for games on catch-up is that each fast-forward is 1 minute so typically 2 clicks = skipping commercials
try it out with the Austin Peay vs C Arkansas game from ESPN from last Saturday night at 9pm. You'll dig it!
