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Tablo QUAD HDMI Over-the-Air [OTA] DVR

Tablo QUAD HDMI Over-the-Air [OTA] DVR

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The Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR is one of our first DVR models to connect directly to your television.

Designed for TV lovers with larger families and/or channel lineups who prefer a traditional OTA DVR setup with a dedicated remote, Tablo QUAD HDMI lets you watch or record up to four shows at once.

The Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR features:

  • 4 Over-the-Air ATSC Tuners
  • Ethernet or WiFi Connection
  • Direct HDMI connection to your television
  • Dedicated IR remote
  • Virtually Unlimited Storage (USB)
  • 5.1 Surround Sound support

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$199.99 USD
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What you need to setup?

To set up your Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR you need:

  • An Over-the-Air HDTV antenna
  • An internet connection
  • A USB hard drive - this is required both for watching live TV and recording
  • A television with an HDMI port (all TVs manufactured after 2005 should include this)

FAQs

Click this link to access the FAQs

Subscriptions

Click this link to know more about TV Guide Data Subscription

This product's user interface is not the same as new Tablo's (4th Generation) user interface. This product does not support Streaming Channels.

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Features

  • 4 Over-the-Air ATSC Tuners

    A Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR can stream or record up to four live OTA TV channels at once.

  • Connects directly to your TV via HDMI

    Watch your favorite live and recorded TV shows right on your big screen without the need for a separate streaming device.

  • Virtually Unlimited Storage

    Bring your own storage: Connect a USB hard drive (1TB to 8TB) to your Tablo to record up to 1000 hours of full quality HDTV.

  • 5.1 Surround Sound

    Tablo TV-connected DVRs enable passthrough of 5.1 surround sound, when available.

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Specifications

What's Included:

Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR
Tablo Remote
AAA Batteries (x2)
Power Supply
5' Ethernet Cable
5' HDMI Cable
Quick Start Guide

Concurrent Streams:

Watch or record up to four shows simultaneously
Watch on your connected TV and up to four additional TVs via select Tablo apps

Storage:

No onboard storage
Support for 1TB to 8TB USB hard drive

Ports:

Power
Ethernet 1000/100/10
USB 3.0
HDMI 2.1
Coax

Processing:

Quad Core
2GB RAM
16GB Flash

Networking:

Gigabit Ethernet
802.11ac dual band WiFi with MIMO

Dimensions (Device):

Height - 37 mm (1.45")
Width - 135 mm (5.3")
Depth - 131 mm (5.15")

Weight (Device):

230 g (8 oz)

Video Format:

MPEG2

Audio Format:

Stereo (PCM) audio or AC3 Passthrough (5.1)

How it Works

Setup

It's easy to start enjoying free Over-the-Air TV with a Tablo QUAD HDMI OTA DVR. Here's how:

  • Connect your HDTV Antenna
  • Connect a USB Hard Drive - required both for streaming live TV and recording
  • Install the batteries (included) in the Tablo remote
  • Connect Tablo to your television via HDMI (included)
  • Connect the Power Adapter
  • Connect Tablo to your Home Network - via WiFi or Ethernet

For help with antenna selection and positioning, a list of recommended hard drives, additional set-up instructions, and troubleshooting tips visit TabloTV.com/setup.

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Bill
Works Excellent!!!

This device works exactly as advertised. The OTA local channels look just as clear as my soon to be cancelled Directv box. I did have to find the best place for the amplified indoor antenna for the best signal. After that no problems at all. My only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner so I could have got the lifetime channel guide subscription. I do recommend pairing it with a Western Digital 1TB hard drive. They do make bigger capacity drives but I think the 1TB has plenty of storage.
Very pleased!!!

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Phil
I enjoy my Tablo QUAD HDMI!!

Had it now a little under a month and thoroughly enjoy it! I like this a lot better that my Tablo Quad. It was having issues. Didn't even get to squeeze three years out of it. This unit does not rely on internet to process the picture. Also the picture quality is better than that of the regular Quad. The unit is a lot smaller as well. I found out with the free trial that I was able to use my Tablo Roku Channel app to view the Quad HDMI. The guide is fine straight from the unit via HDMI. The only thing is that you cannot power the unit off. Also on the guide (as of date of review) it won't show first aired date for tv shows. I did find that it does on the Roku app guide however. All in all I am very happy with the Tablo QUAD HDMI!

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steven s.
Tablo Quad HDMI great!

My wifi costs money after a 10GB cap, so I have my wifi router enabled router enabled from midnight to 5 am (which is "free" time and hackers won't use up my 10g)
The first day, I set up the tablo to record 4 shows at once while I watched a previously recorded show. It's great. It does loose some signal over the roku tv. I sometimes can't receive the dallas weather channel 8.2
The tablo wants to be connected to the internet anytime you want to update the channel listings. I have both wifi and ethernet connected to it, but I disconnect the ethernet when I don't want to go over my cap (and slow me down). I have not yet opted for the 14 day one touch record schedule over the network for $5/mo. I can go browse all the OTA channels within a 24 hour time period and see what it says the show is about and schedule it to record any combination of 7 days, the specific show time and channel and it does it! Occasionally, If I browse the OTA channel guide too fast, the system tries to restart and it hangs. I have to unplug/plug in the power. The power off button does not do anything. Setup has a restart option. I am using a 165GB USB seagate disk for my DVR storage.It has used up 108GB for about 50 hours of shows and movies.