A few Tablo users had already suggested we take look at gaming platforms, but the gaming community’s reaction to this news cemented the decision.Ībsolutely hate my DVR from my cable company and very disappointed with cancelling the planned OTA DVR. When Microsoft axed its OTA DVR plans, we were putting the finishing touches on support for two new devices ( Apple TV and LG Web OS Smart TVs) and were considering what to tackle next. We Heard You Wanted an OTA DVR for your Xbox… Those hopes were dashed earlier this year when Microsoft put the project on indefinite hold, leaving Xbox gamers without a seamless option for recording Over-the-Air TV.ĭVR Functionality Not Coming To Well then, or #XboxOne #failed #WhyWait #movingon #next Wait, Doesn’t Xbox Already Have an OTA DVR?Ĭord cutters who use Xbox One as their home media hub were pretty stoked in the summer of 2015 when Microsoft announced plans for a DVR engine to go along with its single tuner OTA dongle. So when yet another settlement asks you to stop looking for your missing son and lend a hand, you can hit save and watch some free TV instead, without having to ditch your controller for a remote or change inputs on your TV.
Starting right now, Tablo customers with an Xbox One (or Xbox One S) can download the Tablo app from the Xbox Store and begin watching live and recorded Over-the-Air TV on the same device they use to play blockbuster games like Fallout. Today we’re expanding that list to include gaming systems by launching an app for a brand new platform: Microsoft Xbox One. Over the past few years, the team behind Tablo has added support for many mobile and streaming media devices so we can achieve our goal of becoming THE app for live TV and recorded broadcast programs on your internet-connected gadget of choice.
However the app is no longer being updated. *** Novem*** Xbox One gaming systems have a native Tablo app, Tablo OTA DVR App Now Available on Xbox One
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