Tablo Quad HDMI [TQNS-HDMI-4B-01-CN] Over-The-Air [OTA] Digital Video Recorder [DVR] - with WiFi, Remote, Black
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Style: 4-Tuner, HDMI [MPEG-2]
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- Tablo Quad HDMI OTA DVR model connects directly to your TV via HDMI and comes with its own remote: Watch, pause, and record up to four live, local, antenna TV channels at once. (TV Antenna and USB Hard Drive required, sold separately).
- This TV-Connected Tablo OTA DVR uses four ATSC tuners to record and play broadcast TV channels in their native MPEG-2 format from your TV Antenna (TV antenna sold separately).
- Tablo is the DVR for antennas. Pause and rewind live TV. Browse upcoming shows, schedule and manage recordings. Fast-forward and rewind recordings.
- Watch and record your favorite broadcast network TV shows from ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, the CW and PBS without the cost or commitment of cable or satellite contracts.
- All basic live TV recording and playback functions are supported without a subscription.
- Tablo OTA DVRs require a strong Over-the-Air signal from your TV antenna and a robust home WiFi network. We recommend Ethernet connection whenever possible for optimal performance on most home networks
Description
The Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR is one of our first DVR models to connect directly to your television. Designed for TV Lovers with larger families and/or channel lineups who prefer a traditional OTA DVR setup with a dedicated remote, Tablo QUAD HDMI makes it easy to watch or record up to four shows at once from their favorite live, local antenna channels on their TV. Compatible with any television featuring an HDMI port, Tablo QUAD HDMI connects to any Over-the- Air TV antenna (sold separately) and supports external USB hard drives (sold separately) from 1TB to 8TB, for up to 1000 hours of HDTV recording storage. With a traditional live TV grid guide and one-touch series recording, Tablo Quad HDMI provides the OTA DVR features TV Lovers want.
Brand: Tablo
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, Ethernet
Item Weight: 8 Ounces
Total USB Ports: 1
Product Dimensions: 5.3 x 5.15 x 1.5 inches
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item model number: TQNS-HDMI-2B-01-CN
Date First Available: September 9, 2021
Manufacturer: Tablo
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I've had my Tablo QUAD and 4TB WD external hard drive connected for several days and so far they're absolutely doing the job for which I bought them (pausing and rewinding live TV and recording my favorite programs). I had recently added the same indoor digital over-the-air (OTA) antenna to both my den and bedroom TVs with the hope of dropping YouTube TV because the price keeps increasing and I don't watch most of the channels. (I dropped Hulu Live TV because of their price increases.) The channels I do watch and record are either picked up by my new OTA antenna or available as inexpensive streaming services through my Roku devices on both TVs. (YouTube TV also claims to include my all local network channels but some are missing or coming from the wrong city even though they have my correct city and ZIP code.) My bedroom OTA antenna picks up more channels and gets better reception than the antenna in my den because it faces a different direction, so I connected the Tablo to my small Samsung TV there. The great news about the Tablo QUAD model is that I can access it over my home wifi network using the Tablo app on my Roku device attached to my large den TV, and control it just as if it was directly attached to the den TV, while getting the benefits of more channels and better reception from my bedroom OTA antenna. I have successfully recorded several programs, all of which have been clear and complete. (Of course, with any OTA antenna, occasional signal interruption and/or loss is to be expected but so far, none of my recordings have been affected thanks to my antenna's capabilities.) YouTube TV recordings often stop a minute or so before the end of the program, which is so frustrating and there isn't a setting to adjust that. (I have other issues with YouTube TV's DVR features that I won't go into here.) With the Tablo, I can set recordings to start early and end late, with several options similar to the Motorola DVR I had with my former cable provider. Tablo's optional TV Guide Data Service is excellent, allowing me to see information about future programs up to 14 days ahead and set them up for recording. (After the 30-day free trial period that comes with the device, there's a small cost of $4.99 monthly or $49.99 annually to continue with the guide, which I am willing to pay for this well-designed service. If you don't want to pay for Tablo's built-in guide, you can use a web browser to access a free online TV guide separately and then set up a manual recording in the Tablo.) The Tablo's interface for finding and playing existing recordings is wonderful, with both text and recognizable thumbnails. The Scheduled section, with its two different ways to view the schedule of future recordings, allows me to view and adjust my recording options, either for an entire series or for each individual episode in a series. All in all, I think the Tablo is a pretty sophisticated little device. The only thing I find mildly frustrating is the 8-second delay before a selected live channel begins playing, but I'm sure there's a logical technical explanation for that, and the fact that I can pause and rewind live TV makes up for it. (Recordings have no playback delay.)
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 19, 2023 by Judi
I opted for the HDMI 4 tuner version. HDMI picture quality is great. Have had two issues with the device hanging up (reboot fixed it) and one recording that would not play (possible issue with OTA broadcast signal quality in that instance). Addition: still having issues with the Tablo complaining about signal quality from one local network. Don’t ever see problems when we watch that channel live, so don’t understand the problem with the Tablo. Beware of the service contracts before you buy. The HDMI version DOES NOT have a lifetime guide service available (seems like there is some discrimination in play here - I suspect Tablo wants more money and is phasing out the lifetime contracts). Best you can do is a yearly contract with a modest discount over month to month. All versions require a second add on service for the commercial skip capability past the initial 30 days. No lifetime option for CS service available. CS works most of the time - but not always. Addition: seems the company may be phasing out commercial skip - so do not count on that feature. The HDMI model claims to connect to the Android Tablo client. It did for me - twice only - and now will not connect despite reboots, reinstalls of app, etc. I did not like the resolution or playback quality for the Android client the two times it did work. Compared to HDMI, it was bad. Addition: found out the connection issues were largely due to trying to run the Tablo and Android client using wireless network connections, Once they were put on a wired network, it functions better - not perfect, but better. The UI takes some getting used to, as it has some unique, let's call them "features" instead of quirks. Fast forward requires you to look at thumbnails and choose the section of the recording you wish to jump to. I might like this once I get used to it, but it is definitely unique to this DVR compared to others I have used in the past. There are other items in the customizing the guide that seem, shall we say, "unique" but I was eventually able to figure out what needed to be done to customize my unit to my specifications. As of late, been noticing gaps in the guide. Reloading the guide in the settings did not fill the gaps, so one assumes the guide service data, itself is at fault. Since I am paying big bucks for the guide service, one would expect it to be 100% accurate. Addition: after an unsatisfactory experience dealing with Tablo support, found the answer to the gaps in the guide is a reboot of the Tablo. The gaps keep occurring - so they did not resolve the issue - but at least I found (by trial and error) a workaround. The jury is out on this device regarding long-term performance and user satisfaction. The long term cost of operating this unit is also up for review due to no lifetime service subscription options. My previous choice for a DVR vendor failed me twice and basically left the marketplace, so I tried other options. The tried and true DVR vendor sent me a lemon device (required one or two reboots per day!) so as an alternative I tried Tablo. So far it works on the one TV reasonably decent, but it has limitations and disappointments to its credit as well.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 8, 2022 by gt
This Tablo replaced a TiVo , so I had to try not to hold that against Tablo. Tablo should do the basic things I need and I was ok with that because I found I watched way less TV with Tablo, which is good thing.....BUT... Reception , tuners - buffering and recording will stop if reception isn't very, very good. It will go to an error screen and not self reconnect, ever. Tablo support sent me a nice tutorial of the many things I could try to achieve perfect reception (not too weakand not too strong). I could have tried their suggestions and spent hundreds of dollars and many hours trying to achieve perfection but since I never had such problems with TiVo , before or since) I gave up. Despite all controls and menus being clunky and taking many button presses (which respond randomly, sometimes fast or so slowly you think you need to press again , then it catches up and does 2 or 3 commands. Chaos). I'd have been happy if it's just let me record and skip thru commercials. Commercial skip -. True Skip feature no longer exists. So you've got little thumbnails to watch to monitor your FF or reverse. Tedious but it works EXCEPT only on recordings that have completed. And never on live buffers. When no thumbnails are available you've got a clock only so you better be good at counting and know how long the commercial break is. Tedious. After 3 months of trying to be satisfied with Tablo I gave up and went back to TiVo. I had VCRs in the 70s that were much easier and reliable. I wanted so little but got less than that.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 27, 2023 by Husker Du