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BOCS - The Ultimate DVR Upgrade
Watching TiVo DVR Recording Anywhere in Your House
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Retail Price: $499.00
AmperorDirect Price: $199.99 (60% savings!)
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Shipping Weight: 10.00 pounds
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Manufacturer Information
Manufacturer: BOCS
Item Code: XSB08-01-PACK
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BOCS - the Ultimate DVR Upgrade
Ever wish you could watch your recorded shows anywhere in your house? BOCS is your ultimate whole home media distribution device. With the BOCS MediaHub installed at your main TV viewing location, no new wiring is required, you can watch and control your recorded shows from any TV in the house - living room, bedroom, entertainment room, kitchen, home office, exercise room, sun room. BOCS works with any source: TiVo, your Cable/satellite DVR, DVD players, iPod docks, or anything else you want distributed throughout your home. It is your ultimate DVR Upgrade!
Yes, it is TiVo compatible!
Product Information
BOCS - the Ultimate DVR Upgrade
BOCS is the ultimate DVR upgrade. It can deliver TiVo / DVR recordings anywhere in your house. It is TiVo compatible!
Features and Benefits
- Money Saving - Imagine if you didn't have to rent the 2nd TiVo / DVR /Set-top box or buy the monthly TV guide subscription from TiVo. How much would you save? A typical family with more than 3 TV sets in the house could save more than $300 dollars a year.
Easy Installation - As long as you can install a DVD Player, you can install a BOCS. Just install the supercombiner at the cable main splitter location in your home, plug other A/V devices into the Red / Green / Blue channels at the back of the BOCS, pair the remote, and you are ready to go.
- Control - You and your spouse are the king and the queen of the house. You should be able to start the TiVo DVR recorded movie in the den over a glass of wine, hit the pause button on the remote, put a Do Not Disturb sign on your bedroom door, and finish watching in bed. Why would you two want to do this? I don't know...
Simplified operation - Now you can use your BOCS remote to control all the A/V equipment in your house. Besides, the device selection is color coded. You don't need to remember the special channel number assigned to the device.
- No restrictions - Any A/V device which has a composite output can be plugged into BOCS. TiVo, DVR, DVD-Player or iPod docking stations will all work with BOCS. There are also adapters, such as the VGA to RCA and the Component to RCA adapters available to connect your PC or Apple TV to the BOCS.
Please click here to read more about what BOCS can do for you. You can also click here to see a case study for the $$$ amount TiVo and DVR users can save by installing a BOCS in their house.
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How it works:
A picture is worth a thousand words. Please look at the below picture for the BOCS setup.

You first install the supercombiner in-between the cable-in signal to your house and the cable main splitter, and move the coax wire going to your living room from the cable main splitter output to the supercombiner output. You then connect the BOCS to the cable jack on the wall and attach A/V equipments to the Red / Green / Blue channels at the back of the BOCS. Your hardware setup is basically done. Isn't it easy?
In this arrangement, the cable TV signal will first be sent to BOCS. BOCS will inject the A/V equipments' output into the cable signal by using a low interference, proprietary technology. The processed cable signal will be re-broadcast back to the rest of your house. Now, you can not only watch the TiVo DVR recordings, but also use the BOCS RF wireless remote to control those A/V equipments anywhere in your house.
Want to learn more about what BOCS can do for you? Check out the BOCS manufacturer website.
You can see the BOCS back panel interface options in the below picture:

From left to right:
- AC Power Connector
- Reset Button
- Red Channel: RCA In / Out and IR Blaster Connector (You should connect TiVo DVR to the red channel)
- Green / Blue Channel: RCA In and IR Blaster Connector
- 3 Coax Connectors: Local TV / Ant In / Ant Out
Package Includes:
- BOCS main unit
- Supercombiner
- One remote
- Quick start guide and user manual
For a limited time only, we are shipping a $45 value installation kit free of charge with every order for a new BOCS Xtender system. It includes all the wires you need to install a BOCS system.
- 3pcs high quality color coded RCA cables
- 3pcs IR blaster cables
- One cable locator
- One 18" Quad-shield RG6 coax cable
Accessories:
- Universal Remote - RF wireless remote.
- Installation Kit - This kit includes all the wires you need to install a BOCS system. (For a limited time only, it is included in the basic package we ship out.)
- Remote RF Signal Repeater - to improve the remote working range in a large house.
Want to learn more about what BOCS can do for you? Check out the BOCS manufacturer website.
Resources
- BOCS Manufacturer Website
- Product Support Page
- Installation Guide
- Case Study - How can BOCS save you money?
- What you can do with BOCS
- What you cannot do with BOCS
- Known issues
- More resources on the Internet
- David's whole home A/V distribution for the EverMan Blog - BOCS inside information from the founder - David.
- BOCS wiki support page - Installation, troubleshooting and FAQs of the BOCS
- BOCS Facebook page - Join the group of BOCS users
- Howard's Am I the Expert Yet Blog - Howard has an in-depth interview session with David posted here
- BOCS reviews on the AVS Forum.


