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TiVo Trash Can

 Damn, I want that show back!
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Since it's just a computer, I don't see why TiVo can't have a trash can feature. When you delete a show, it sits in there until the space is needed for another show. The user could decide whether they want the auto-recorded shows to overwrite trash can shows.
—davinic, Jun 13 2004

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       Awww, i wanted my bin to remember what I was throwing out, and suggest other things I should also dispose of!
—MikeOliver, Jun 13 2004
   

       Isn't the default behavior of TiVo that it will overwrite programming as needed to satisfy space requirements except that it allows programs to be "protected" against such deletion? Not saying an "undeletable" version of delete might not be a good idea, but I think TiVi already sort of implements this (if you don't mind your listings being cluttered). If you could sort programs into folders, then you'd have basically exactly what you want I'd think.
—supercat, Jun 13 2004
   

       When storage gets below, say, 10¢ a GB, this will happen. It won't be long.
—bristolz, Jun 13 2004
   


 

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