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-  * [[FLEX]] //(can be both tuner and DVR storage with USB hard drive)//+  * [[FLEX]] //(can be both tuner and [[:flex#dvr_storage_mode|DVR storage]] with USB hard drive)//
       * HDFX-2US       * HDFX-2US
       * HDFX-4US       * HDFX-4US
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 The HDHomeRun DVR service has two basic "tiers" of service: The HDHomeRun DVR service has two basic "tiers" of service:
  
-====Basic====+====Free for all customers====
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-  * **FREE** + 
-  * "Record this airing" (NEW as of 2025-02-11)- selecting a program from the guide/live TV to record that specific episode/movie/event on that specific time/date.+  * "**[[:app:recording#recording_tasks|Record this airing]]**" (Free for all customers as of 2025-02-11)- selecting a program from the guide/live TV to record that specific episode/movie/event on that specific date and time. 
   * Extended live TV buffer   * Extended live TV buffer
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   * Tuner sharing   * Tuner sharing
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   * +3 / -3 days of grid guide data - You can see 3 days into the future of TV programming, as well as the last 3 days of data   * +3 / -3 days of grid guide data - You can see 3 days into the future of TV programming, as well as the last 3 days of data
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   * Account creation not required - If no account is associated with your HDHomeRun unit, an automatic email-less account is auto-generated for your HDHomeRun unit to keep track of DVR tasks. You can also log in to an expired DVR account so that your tasks stay with you if you move between paid and free tiers.   * Account creation not required - If no account is associated with your HDHomeRun unit, an automatic email-less account is auto-generated for your HDHomeRun unit to keep track of DVR tasks. You can also log in to an expired DVR account so that your tasks stay with you if you move between paid and free tiers.
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-====Full guide access====+====Full guide subscription====
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-  * $35 USD per year +  * [[:DVR:activation|$35 USD per year]] 
-  * "Auto record" - Setting up a series to automatically record, such as all episodes of a given TV show, sports team, news program, etc. + 
-  * XMLTV API access+  * "**[[:app:recording#recording_tasks|Auto record]]**" - Setting up a series to automatically record, such as all episodes of a given TV show, sports team, news program, etc. 
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 +  * [[:DVR:XMLTV|XMLTV API access]] 
   * +14 / -14 days of grid guide data - You can see 14 days into the future of TV programming, as well as the last 14 days of data   * +14 / -14 days of grid guide data - You can see 14 days into the future of TV programming, as well as the last 14 days of data
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   * Everything from the free tier   * Everything from the free tier
  
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 <btn type="success" size="lg" icon="fa fa-book">[[DVR:Storage|Click here for our guide on selecting and setting up a DVR storage device]]</btn> <btn type="success" size="lg" icon="fa fa-book">[[DVR:Storage|Click here for our guide on selecting and setting up a DVR storage device]]</btn>
  
-**Local DVR storage** is where your recordings will be saved. Our DVR doesn't use "the cloud" or remote locations for storing programs, but instead keeps local copies on your home network, allowing you to store them as long as you wish. Your storage device can be the HDHomeRun **[[FLEX]]**, a PC, a Mac, or a NAS. Because the DVR storage device handles a lot of video data, we strongly recommend using a wired ethernet connection for your recording device, just like you would with the HDHomeRun tuner.+**Local DVR storage** is where your recordings will be saved. Our DVR doesn't use "the cloud" or remote locations for storing programs, but instead keeps local copies on your home network, allowing you to store them as long as you wish. Your storage device can be a USB hard drive connected to the HDHomeRun **[[FLEX]]**, a PC, a Mac, or a NAS. Because the DVR storage device handles a lot of video data, we strongly recommend using a wired ethernet connection for your recording device, just like you would with the HDHomeRun tuner.
    
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-Available in US, Canada, UK, Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil.+Available in US, Canada, UK, Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Australia, and New Zealand.
  
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