Latest U-verse TV Enhancement - Made Possible by IP Technology - Enables DVR Playback on Any TV Throughout the Home

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AT&T U-verse(SM) TV customers in San Antonio no longer have to plan how or where they watch and record their favorite recorded shows.

AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced the launch of AT&T U-verse Total Home DVR in San Antonio, giving U-verse TV customers the freedom to play back Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) recorded programs on any connected TV in the home, at no additional charge.

'If you're a family who fights over the DVR or just wants the flexibility to watch your recorded shows on any TV in the house, AT&T U-verse Total Home DVR is the perfect solution for you,' said Mikal Harn, AT&T vice president and general manager for the Southwest region. 'With our 100 percent Internet Protocol (IP) network, we are able to constantly evolve features and services to match the needs of viewers. Total Home DVR is the latest addition to our portfolio of unmatched features that give U-verse customers more control, on any TV, at a great price.'

    AT&T U-verse Total Home DVR customers can:
    --  Watch HD and SD DVR recordings on other connected TVs in the home. In
        addition to your DVR, you can access, play, pause, rewind and fast
        forward any recorded SD or HD program on up to seven additional U-
        verse-connected TVs. All U-verse DVRs and receivers are HD-capable.
    --  Pause a recorded show and pick up where you left off in another room.
    --  Play back multiple, independent viewings of the same recorded show on
        different TVs.
    --  Play back up to four recorded shows at once. Up to three can be HD
        recorded programs.
    --  Watch up to five HD programs simultaneously throughout the home,
        including two live HD programs and three recorded HD programs.
    --  Record more of the show you want to see with soft padding, which
        automatically adds 1 minute to the beginning and 2 minutes to the end
        of each pre-scheduled recording.
    --  Organize recorded content by series.