DVR deletes some programs on its own
Searching the forum, I see this has been a fairly common problem. My DVR is at 59% so that's ruled out. I have some programs on there from 4 years ago so it's not deleted those automatically. There i...
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I can only assume there is a market for networks or production companies to license "newer" reruns to the streaming services. Newer, recorded programs are probably flagged as valid for a year and then expired, and perhaps older recordings don't contain this flag. I noticed Yellowstone is no longer available on-demand via Contour. I guess if you can forgo watching your programs live, drop cable and subscribe to a streaming service for true "Enjoy your shows whenever you please."
These were movies that were deleted on their own. Funny thing is they were old movies...from the 1980s!
I just scrolled through and I have one movie recorded 5/17/21. Today is the 19th and it hasn't been deleted.
So maybe some are flagged and some aren't. But how would we know that? Cox needs to be transparent about this.
I guess somebody could explain, justify or point us to its fine print but if you actually cannot watch your recordings "whenever" you want, why pay for the service?
I would just like transparency on this. I don't think it's too much to ask. :-)
Nope. Cox must have a glitch in its software. Frankly it's not worth what Cox charges
