It’s difficult to imagine life without a DVR device. You can program to record all of your favorite shows, skip recording reruns and still watch television while you’re doing it. You can skip commercials and pause live TV so you can do something else if needed. In short, the DVR is a fantastic device. Direct TV has kicked up their Mobile DVR offering somewhat. You can now program your DVR from anywhere.
That’s right, from anywhere. If you have a desktop, laptop, cell phone or PDA, you can check the Direct TV schedule, select the events that you want to record and make it happen. All while you’re not even home. This means no more realizing that you forgot to set the DVR before you left home. Just use your device and set it remotely.
Any and all of your home DVR units can be set this way. If you have more than one DVR in your home, you can select the DVR you wish the program to be recorded on and press the button. If there are multiple shows that coincide, you can record on each of your DVRs at the same time. Just set it up the same way.
Setting this up is a piece of cake. First you have to register. Just got to the Direct TV website ( and register your system. From that point, you can log into their website through a computer or through your cell phone and access it. (You’ll need to use m.directv.com for mobile devices) It really is as simple as that. The convenient “record” button next to each listing will let you select the programs that you want.
You get a complete guide for all your available programming. Simply select what you want to record, when you want to record and what DVR to record it on. In addition, you can prioritize your recordings so that what you really want gets recorded first, preempting any existing programming. Your shows will record exactly as if you were using your remote control to set your recording options.
It’s difficult to imagine anyone that this can’t benefit. If you’re stuck in traffic and don’t want to miss your favorite show, you can log on through the phone or PDA. If you’re running late at the office, you can log in through your desktop computer. If there is something that your children wanted to watch, but forgot to mention before your left, you can access the guide and set it up.
M, is a small protein which contains only one zinc finger domain. It has been shown that this protein is an important transcriptional regulator and is involved in the regulation of cell cycle progression by acting as a transcriptional repressor or activator ([@B22]). We found that the expression of DVRM was up-regulated in the early stage of osteogenesis, which is consistent with the fact that DVRM is a positive regulator of osteoblast differentiation. It has been reported that EZH has multiple functions in cell proliferation, migration, and apoptosis.
In addition, it can inhibit cancer cell growth through regulating cell cycle, DNA repair and apoptosis ([@B23],[@B24]). Here, we found that EZH was significantly down-regulated during osteogenesis, which is consistent with the fact that EZH acts as a negative regulator of osteogenic differentiation. Furthermore, we also observed that EZH can promote osteoblast proliferation by repressing DVRM. In summary, our results showed that EZH can promote osteogenic differentiation of hBMSCs by suppressing DVRM.
Our study has several limitations. First, we did not investigate whether the expression of EZH is changed in human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (hBMSCs) at different stages of osteogenesis, which could be used to further elucidate the role of EZH in the process of osteogenesis. Second, the detailed mechanism of how EZH regulates DVRM remains unclear. Although we demonstrated that EZH promoted osteogenesis through suppressing DVRM, more experiments should be done to clarify the mechanism.
Conclusion
In conclusion, DVRs let you watch TV anywhere and anytime, including while away from home. But because of the way they work, you need to use a receiver that’s designed to connect to the Internet, so you can change the channels without waiting for the show to rewind on your DVR. This programmable remote control can be programmed to open websites, start apps, or send text messages, but it’s also possible to use it to control your cable box. And it works with all DVR models, whether they’re built-in or external devices. Read the instructions here for detailed information on how to use it.
