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Message: [QUOTE="ssbriefcase, post: 4356003, member: 883"] I just found this; Since Amazon is streaming the game, there might be some confusion among traditional viewers of NFL games who have become accustomed to using DVR controls on cable and satellite set-tops. For instance, will you be able to record the Amazon games? Pause, rewind and fast-forward the action? The answer is yes, yes, yes, and yes. [B][URL='https://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox?tag=tvpredictions-20&linkCode=ur1']Click Amazon: See Today’s 1-Day-Only Deals![/URL][/B] Amazon says to record the game, and use other DVR features, you go to the game’s page on the Prime Video app or the Amazon web site. (Here’s the Chargers-Chiefs [B][URL='https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0B52ZW9GT/ref=atv_me_tnf_c_HqfqI0_2_2']page[/URL][/B] for tomorrow night.) There you select ‘Record Thursday Night Football’ or ‘Add to Watchlist and Record.’ This will set your page or app to enable game recordings for the entire season. (When I clicked on ‘Add to Watchlist,’ it enabled recording on my Prime Video page. Amazon’s help page says it will say, ‘Add to Watchlist and Record.’ But my page just says, ‘Add to Watchlist.’ Once you click on Add to Watchlist, click on the image to go to the next page to see if it says, ‘Recording Enabled.’) If you enable this feature before the game starts, you will have access to a full game replay and be able to watch the live game from the beginning if you tune in late. If you enable it during the game, you will have access to the full game replay only, and limited ability to rewind to earlier in the game. Enabling the feature after the game will provide you access to future game replays (but not the one just played) and the ability to watch from the beginning. [/QUOTE]

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