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Never Miss A Show With a Comcast DVR

With a Comcast DVR, you will never miss a show. Whether you are running out and need to record something one time, or you want to set your DVR up to record an entire series Comcast gives you complete control. The DVR works with your on screen guide, making it easy to manage your recorded programs, schedule new recordings and more. However, a DVR is not only for recording your favorite shows. It also gives you the ability to control live television. By simply clicking a button on your remote, you will be able to pause and rewind live TV. This means that you will never miss an exciting sports moment or a critical moment in your favorite show again. You can even play content back in slow motion and speed back up to live TV when you are ready.

Comcast DVR Cost

No matter which Comcast DVR you purchase, you can be sure that you are getting a great value for your money. Comcast is committed to providing customers with the best service and equipment for the lowest price possible. You will only need to pay one fixed Comcast DVR price per month and there are never any hidden fees or changes. Even better, Comcast regularly offers Comcast DVR deals, specials and promotions such as free equipment to new customers who sign a contract, helping to keep costs even lower. Additionally, other Comcast offers DVR routinely offered include money off your monthly bill for a specific length of time or free installation.

DVRs for HD Televisions

Comcast offers HD DVRs that give you the best quality digital picture and sound available. It is as simple as plugging your HD DVR into your HD Television set or home entertainment system and you can enjoy the quality of your favorite movies, sports, and news in HD. With an HD DVR you can choose to record your programs in Standard Definition or HDTV. Comcast offers more than 3,000 programs and movies in HD On Demand

Hooking up your Comcast DVR to your Home Entertainment System

Comcast DVR are easy to hook up to your existing entertainment system. To connect your receiver to your sound system you have three options: the receiver's optical audio port, a HDMI cable, or a coaxial cable. You can use the RCA, or red and white cables, but it will only output the sound in stereo instead of surround sound.

• Optical Audio Cable- Connecting your DVR with an optical audio cable is as simple as plugging the cable into the optical audio port on your surround sound system that hooks to your television set.
• HDMI Cable- You need to find the HDMI port on your receiver and plug the other end into the HDMI port on your surround sound system and set your surround system to audio mode.
• Coaxial Cable- Connect the coaxial cable to the audio port on your receiver and then to your surround sound system and select the appropriate channel on the surround sound system where the Comcast receiver is plugged in.

Once you have your receiver hooked up to surround sound, all of your favorite programs will come to life in your living room in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound.

Activating your Comcast DVR

Activation of the receiver in your Comcast DVR is a very simple process. Once you get everything hooked up to your television, you simply call Comcast and they will activate your box for you. No additional cost. No waiting for a tech. It's that easy. If you have an installer come to your home, they will complete the activation for you while they are in your home.

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