Zxyel: Whats up with the dvr?

thanks, now DVR that's good to hear, is this current tuner going to be what is needed or will they come up with a "new one" needed to do the future DVR in 2016?

If the DVR software is prompting you to input a passcode, this can only be done with the DVR remote, as the DVR is the actual device asking you for a parental passcode (not the Xbox).

The Xbox One only simply shows what's being sent to the HDMI-input -- the Xbox has no actual control over the connected HDMI device.

There is no way to use the DVR user interface with the Xbox One controller, if that's what you're asking. Just stick with the DVR remote!

The help menu on Xbox One states:

To record what's about to happen:

1. Load your game, then launch Game DVR.
2. Select Start new clip. The Game DVR app records for up to 5 minutes, then adds the clip to
   My clips in the Upload app.

To record what just happened:

1. Load your game, and play as usual. When something cool happens and you want to record it, launch the Game DVR app. The easiest way to do this is by saying, "Xbox, snap Game DVR."
   
2. Select End clip now and choose how far back you want Game DVR to grab. You can grab up to the last 5 minutes.
   

Sounds to me like simply saying "Xbox, record that." only records the last 30~ seconds of what previously happened, whereas what you needed to do was the second option that I listed.

zombiegamer.co.za/xbox-one-on-720p-dvr-improved-avatars-and-hd-gamer-pics Try that, that's what I was trying to link (the content anyhow, just
didn't show up in my first searches)

Zxyel (Powerline Adapters): How do I get IPv6?
I'm not sure regarding your request here, but IPv6 is a layer 3 (IP) and version 6 of this protocol. The one that determines and dictate the use of such an address is your Internet Service Provider. That is if you're referring to a native IPv6 address. In
That's sense that It's native from your end.