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DVR

  1. digital video recorder: a digital device that records television programs or other video onto a hard disk.



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Anyone with a Truth Social account can now access dozens of 24/7 live TV channels, watch more than 1,000 on-demand movies and shows “that Hollywood tries to silence,” and even use built-in DVR to catch up if they happen to miss an especially urgent broadcast from the MyPillow guy.

From Slate

It will provide replays of Fox programming on demand, with access to current seasons of entertainment programs and DVR capabilities with unlimited storage.

We willingly relinquished the power of the DVR, which, when wielded properly, was essentially a DIY ad-free streamer, and put ourselves in the hands of people who think having a little countdown clock telling you how long the ads will last somehow makes up for the fact that they just interrupted a monologue.

“There’s no reason to even DVR it.”

He directed authorities to a specific location inside a closet to locate the digital video recorder, or DVR hard drive that was used to convert signals from an analog camera.

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