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Like millions of other homes, ours is one that hasn’t subscribed to cable television in a while. The last time we had traditional cable service was in 2014 when Comcast made us a great offer for...
This is my review of the Tablo Quad over the air DVR system. It allows you to watch and record up to four TV channels at the same time. It works by sending your local TV channels picked up by an ...
Best for: Those who want to watch recordings inside and outside the home The Tablo Dual Lite OTA DVR, from the Canadian company Nuvyyo, lets you record over-the-air programs and then stream ...
Tablo’s over-the-air DVR software has gotten a lot better over the last year, and now it has hardware to match with the Tablo Quad. The $200 DVR box from Ottawa-based Nuvyyo can turn a single ...
Tablo Dual Lite Review: Excellent value, Minimal setup When it comes to picking an OTA DVR, a couple of stumbling blocks remain for would-be cord cutters. That said, the Tablo Dual ...
Cutting the cord has never been easier with the rise of streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. However, for those who still want to watch live TV, on their terms and at a much more ...
Tablo TV has announced that it's releasing an update to its over-the-air DVR boxes that will allow you to automatically skip commercials in shows that you've recorded. You'll be looking for firmware ...
Last week's cord-cutting column brought a lot of follow-up questions from readers. Most of them were about how to record over-the-air, or OTA, shows for later playback. It seems most people want to ...
In January, Tablo announced that in March they will be starting an open beta for an automatic commercial-skipping feature. This new feature makes it possible for any subscription-enabled Tablo OTA DVR...
Tablo has been making networked DVRs for years, offering cord cutters an easy way to record broadcast television and then stream it to a wide variety of mobile and TV-connected devices. At CES, the ...
Ottawa-based Nuvyyo unveiled its latest cord-cutting DVR called the Tablo Quad, a 4-tuner box that can record up to four over-the-air (OTA) TV channels simultaneously. Cord-cutters in the know are ...
Tablo has long been one of the easiest (and most popular) ways to record over-the-air TV. The new Tablo Quad is an all-around improvement with four tuners, plus space inside the box for a 2.5-inch ...
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Sometimes, just restarting your smartphone or tablet can clear up issues with apps. The links below will provide detailed instructions on how to force close your Tablo app.
Android smartphones
Most Android smartphones and tablets can be restarted by holding the POWER button and then selecting RESTART or POWER OFF and RESTART from the POWER OPTIONS menu.
NOTE: Newer Samsung devices require you to hold the POWER/SIDE button and VOLUME DOWN to make the POWER OPTIONS menu appear. On the Google Pixel 6, hold the POWER and VOLUME UP buttons.
Sometimes, just restarting the app can fix things. The links below will provide detailed instructions on how to force close your Tablo app.Â
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