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The DIRECTV Plus HD DVR delivers you the ultimate in 100% digital-quality DIRECTV programming.

When you program DIRECTV TiVo-like features, it will track and record your favorite shows whenever they are on the air.

DIRECTV receivers and DVRs support 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i picture output and multiple screen formats.

DIRECTV receivers and DVRs are Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound capable.

You are in control of how you watch - back up, slow down or use instant replay.

View and log Caller ID information provided by your local phone company.

Listen to superb theater quality sound with additional hardware.

Search and record your favorite shows via person, title, keyword or channel.

A DIRECTV receiver has parental controls that let you block programs you feel are unsuitable for your children.

DIRECTV offers DVR (digital video recorder) receivers. These receivers let you record hundreds of hours of programs and store them on DVR's hard drive.

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