DirecTV purchased ReplayTV, the company that, along with TiVo, invented the DVR but was nearly sued out of existence. The parties would not disclose the price tag Thursday. By Paul Bond, The ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Reports of the demise of ReplayTV, once again, have been greatly ...

I hope I don't drive y'all crazy with my TiVo/ReplayTV coverage, but I'm terribly fascinated with these developments and what they mean for the home entertainment sector in general. To that end, I ...

As we predicted on Monday, ReplayTV rolled out its Personal HD today, a USB tuner dongle that we’ve confirmed is a Hauppauge WinTV HVR-950 modified especially for ReplayTV. It’s the software that ...

COMMENTARY--Well, it sure seems like a cool idea. That was our first reaction when we heard about the new ReplayTV 4000 series, the first broadband-enabled digital video recorders. And considering the ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – ReplayTV, the pioneer of digital video recording, today announced that it will introduce a new Digital Video Recorder (DVR) software solution in 2006 based on its acclaimed DVR ...

ReplayTV, which stopped making digital video recorders last fall, will announce Wednesday that it is taking another shot at the hardware business with souped-up boxes, sources say. The new boxes will ...

Remember ReplayTV? The erstwhile TiVo competitor dropped out of the set-top box market last December to focus on developing Windows-based software for Hauppauge TV capture cards. Now the company has ...

The original ReplayTV was the bad boy of DVRs. It recorded your favorite shows, lobbed them via Internet to your Replay buddies, and jumped commercials automatically. Of course, the updated models ...

ReplayTV said it would likely leave some controversial features on its home television recording machines for now but may strip them from new models. ReplayTV, the digital video recorder maker ...

Have you heard about the lawsuit in which a number of big players in the entertainment industry allege that a technology enabling the widespread distribution of digital files via the Internet is ...