One question I often get about cord cutting is whether it’s possible to record streaming video, like you can with cable or over-the-air television. This might seem like a straightforward question, but ...

Streamers like YouTube TV and Hulu offer unlimited DVR, letting you record and watch content whenever you want. YouTube TV's DVR, for instance, lets you record entire programs, including live events, ...

The rise of cord cutting and streaming video was supposed to render the digital video recorder (DVR) irrelevant. In theory, you shouldn’t need to record anything when services like Netflix and Amazon ...

Tablo has always been a niche product, Grant Hall, founder and CEO of parent company Nuvyyo, admitted to TechCrunch. However, as more cord-cutters become frustrated with streaming services raising ...

Next to an over-the-air antenna, an over-the-air DVR is an essential tool in the life of a cord-cutter. With an over-the-air DVR, you can record shows from an antenna, rewind live TV broadcasts, and ...

For a certain kind of cord-cutter, combining over-the-air broadcasts and cable channels into a single DVR has always been the dream scenario. While we’ve seen several attempts in the past—including ...

This over-the-air DVR has a built-in hard drive and plays nicely with Sling TV, but our biggest gripes haven’t changed. The AirTV Anywhere is by no means the best over-the-air DVR for cord cutters, ...

The best DVR for security cameras make it simple and easy to secure your premises with a CCTV monitoring system with recording capabilities. This is important, as if you are a victim of a crime, for ...

Hulu may have hiked the prices of its live TV plans last fall, but you'll at least get more for your money this spring. The streaming service now plans to give all Hulu + Live TV subscribers unlimited ...

I was just about to start writing today when I got an email from a reader. "I have to replace my cable box because it is old. Is there any way to save the recorded programs?" That's a good question ...

In the late 90s, Anthony Wood and his company ReplayTV ushered in the era of on-demand viewing with introduction of the DVR, a box that allowed consumers to record and watch shows when they wanted.

Last month, DirecTV Stream announced that all users — including those grandfathered into legacy plans — would see a price increase starting in January. As the price increase takes effect, the company ...