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Philips HDR110


Front of the Philips HDR110

Back of the Philips HDR110



Facts about the Philips HDR110:

Manufacturer Philips
Approximate Manufacture Dates 1999
TiVo Service Number Prefix 000 - What is this?
Original Hard Drive Size 13 GB Quantum QuickView
Hard Drive Format ATA/IDE PATA
Original Recording Capacity 12 Hours at Basic Quality
Exterior Dimensions 13.5 x 17 x 4 inches

Weight (without cables and remote)

12 pounds (unit only)
Input Connections 1 Composite (video and L/R audio)
1 S-Video
1 RF/Coax
Output Connections 2 Composite (video and L/R audio)
1 S-Video
1 RF/Coax
Other Ports 1 Phoneline
1 Serial
1 IR
1 Power
Original Remote Series1 Black TiVo Peanut Remote - TiVo Remote Info
Buttons on Faceplate None
Fan Size 80 x 80 x 25 mm
Current OS Version 3.01
DirecTV Compatibility Yes, with a separate DirecTV Receiver
Dual Tuner Capability No
Networking Features No
High Definition No
Link to full product description Philips HDR110 info at TiVopedia

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General Description of the Philips HDR110:

The Philips HDR series was the first TiVo ever commerically produced. All of the HDR series units have identical features, and only vary in two areas: front faceplate, and drive size. Otherwise, the HDR series has identical features, remote, and connections.

Many of these units are still in use. They do suffer from a few prominent hardware issues, notably a modem that has a propensity to fail. TiVo enabled support for external modems as these problems began to surface, likely as a way to keep older units suffering from that problem in service.

These units are now old enough that many of the hard drives inside either fail or make enough noise that they need to be replaced for that reason. Due to limitations of the TiVo OS in this model, these units can realistically only use drives up to 160 GB in capacity; they can hold two drives. With the maximum drive capacities installed, these units can hold up to 344 hours of programming at Basic Quality.

The Philips HDR110 was actually the first TiVo model to ever be commercially available.

Remote Info for the Series1 Black TiVo Peanut Remote:

This is the original TiVo remote. This remote will be compatible with all other TiVos that use Peanut-shaped remotes, but it has fewer buttons than any other model of the TiVo peanut family.

TiVo Remote
Type and Color Series1 Black TiVo Peanut Remote
Number of Buttons 32
DVR 1-2 Switch No
SAT/TV Switch No
Compatibility Compatible with all TiVo DVRs which use the Peanut remote. Originally intended for Series1 non-DirecTV models from Philips.
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