Press the xfinity button on the remote control. Select Saved on the Main Menu. Select Recordings to view all programs that have been recorded. If more than one program of a series has been recorded select the title of the program and press OK to view all recorded episodes.

If you have X1 or another Xfinity TV package with cloud-based DVR service, you can record TV shows and movies in "the cloud," then stream those completed recordings to your mobile devices and computers or download recordings to a mobile device while connected to any WiFi or mobile network.

A Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is a simple way to watch your favorite shows. It lets you record any TV program and watch when it's convenient for you. DVR also allows you to rewind and fast-forward live TV, pause a show, or even create your own instant replays.

six programs Xfinity lets you record up to six programs at one time. Learn how to manage your DVR's scheduled recordings, including prioritizing those most important to you.

Watch TV from a Mobile or Desktop Application (like the Xfinity Stream App) Mobile and desktop apps, like the Xfinity Stream app, make it easier than ever to watch your favorite shows on smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktop devices if you have a wireless Internet connection (Wi-Fi).

How do I download a recorded program to my mobile device? Using the Xfinity Stream app, browse your list of completed recordings on the Recordings tab. Select the Download option when looking at the Episode Detail. All downloaded recordings will be shown on the Downloads tab.

DVR service requires an Xfinity TV subscription and DVR TV Box. A monthly charge for DVR Service applies. DVR features not available in all areas.

Some non-DVR TV Boxes allow you to record programs to your VCR or DVD player by using the On-Screen Guide to tune the TV Box to the correct channel at the correct time.

A DVR (Digital-Video-Recorder) is a set-top box with a built-in hard drive for recording and playback of television shows and movies. Whole-Home DVR is a service that allows you to watch those television shows and movies - from any TV in your home.

A Digital Video Recorder (DVR) records video to local storage devices, most commonly a hard drive. DVR can record analog video sources on-site or capture video from a digital source. DVRs can be connected to analog cameras via coaxial cables, enabling them to be accessed remotely.

How many recordings can I keep on the DVR and Whole-Home DVR set-top box? You can record and store approximately 70 hours of HD programming and 140 hours of SD programming.

Yes, you can record two programs at once.