Need a little help, please.

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September 6th, 2012, 08:33 PM
Mulletsave30

Need a little help, please.

No lie, we had a flooding problem in the house this past Sunday evening. Going through the nightmare of insurance coverage, restoration, and rebuilding which I think we'll be all right as well as the dislocation of our 3 family members for who knows how long. One of the worst tragedies of this entire situation has the DVR with the entire Fox coverage of the Stanley Cup parade and Rally lost now thanks to having the Direct TV box disconnected in preparation for restoration. Does anyone out there have a DVD copy from that broadcast that can burn a copy for yours truly? It'd be HIGHLY appreciative!!! Thanks!!
September 7th, 2012, 05:51 AM
Alosha27

Need a little help, please.

It's on YouTube .. Just use mactube (or whatever the pc version is) and download it.
September 7th, 2012, 07:07 AM
rinkrat

Or buy the Blu-Ray.
September 7th, 2012, 08:06 AM
Mulletsave30

Thanks guys! Wasn't aware that the entire show from beginning to end of the parade/rally was on the Blue Ray. Not only for keepsake reasons but there was a quick mention of a buddy of mine from Bob Miller during the telecast that I want him to see someday.
September 7th, 2012, 08:50 AM
santiclaws

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Originally Posted by Mulletsave30

No lie, we had a flooding problem in the house this past Sunday evening. Going through the nightmare of insurance coverage, restoration, and rebuilding which I think we'll be all right as well as the dislocation of our 3 family members for who knows how long. One of the worst tragedies of this entire situation has the DVR with the entire Fox coverage of the Stanley Cup parade and Rally lost now thanks to having the Direct TV box disconnected in preparation for restoration. Does anyone out there have a DVD copy from that broadcast that can burn a copy for yours truly? It'd be HIGHLY appreciative!!! Thanks!!

You realize that simply disconnecting the box does not erase what's on the hard drive, right? Unless the box was damaged, everything recorded on it should still be there.
September 7th, 2012, 09:00 AM
DG v.2

is Bob Miller's full game telecast on the Blu-ray?
September 10th, 2012, 08:59 AM
Mulletsave30

Quote:

Originally Posted by santiclaws

You realize that simply disconnecting the box does not erase what's on the hard drive, right? Unless the box was damaged, everything recorded on it should still be there.

THIS is what I'm hoping for since it was just disconnected in the move. I'm always looking @ worst case scenario though and was saving the recording for the day I can actually buy a dvd burner.