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| Posted on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 - 12:14 am: |
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I just got Comcast HD digital cable and a Pioneer Plasma TV with a media box. The Pioneer TV has two tuners and Picture in picture but it isn't working. The installer said it won't work because its coming through the cable box and can only utilize one tuner. The TV works via an Input line from cable box to media box. Is this correct ? How can I get the pic in pic working on the plasma TV with input from the cable box. Sound comes from an Audio Receiver. |
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| Posted on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 - 11:42 pm: |
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Does anybody know what the Comcast code is for programing a Sylvania plasma?The ones in the manual don't work and "code search" can't find it.It is a 42" that I purchased about 4 months ago. Any suggestions? |
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| Posted on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 08:25 am: |
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Mark,
Get a two splitter and split the cable feed from the wallplate, take one side of the split directly to the STB, the other side directly to the cable (antenna) input on your TV. The STB should have the component cables connected to your component inputs for HD channels, and should also have either composite video or s-video connected for all of your non-HD channels. If you've connected it properly, using composite/s-video with your antenna (basic cable)PIP should work. |
Wildcard Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Friday, April 22, 2005 - 02:59 pm: |
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Mark...go get a dual tuner dvr from Comcast.2 tuners, hd and recorder!!
Cable box are legal to own only if they are not capable of receiving channels NOT paid for. Digital Cable boxes are stolen UNLESS you have the orginal sale paperwork form motorola, because you can purchase a legal digital box. On e bay...all stolen!! The ONLY way to reactivate a disconnected cable box is for the warehouse for that MSO to "reformat" the box.
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| Posted on Friday, April 22, 2005 - 10:10 pm: |
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I have a general instrument dct 2000 cable box thru comcast. How do you reset the memory on the box? Can anyone help? |
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| Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2005 - 01:37 am: |
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Well I want to steal cable really bad. I just got a cable box from someone who works for the cable company. I believe that there must be a way to get the programing codes that are sent via cable to the box to program (or to shut off programming as the case may be)
So I would like for someone to direct me to a place where I can A: get the codes or B: find another way to steal cable.
Yes it is wrong to steal. Yes, I will be a thief if I can get the codes. No, I am not gonna feel guilty about it. So if you know what I am looking for please help me and the other thieves on here who would like the same thing. If you want to lecture me about my behavior in order to feel good about yourself then don't waste your time in responding.
The cable company in my area is insight digital. I have a general intstument box and would like to have every channel in the world for nothing.
Again. Yes I am wrong. I know this. Don't waste your time telling me this. Tell me what I want to know or post something else. |
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| Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2005 - 01:15 pm: |
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"I believe that there must be a way to get the programing codes that are sent via cable to the box to program (or to shut off programming as the case may be)"
I believe in the frigging Easter Bunny, does that mean it exists? Of course not and neither do these mysterious magical codes of yours exist, other than in your imagination.
The STB has a serial number hard wired into the circuitry. This serial number must be transmitted back to the cable company headend in order for it to be authorized for reception. Therefore you will never get a stolen cable box to work on any system in the US unless:
Pay close attention to these instructions:
1.You must first pull the head off your tiny little pecker.
2. Then staple it to that point on top of your skull.
So everyone will know what a dickhead you are.
I hope this helps,
Peas |
DoingItMyWay Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2005 - 02:29 pm: |
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You can consider it stealing or not, but if you are paying for channels, and I am not talking about premium channels, I mean for instance channels 2-13. Now lets say I am willing to pay for those channels "enhanced". i.e. HDTV.
It SEEMS like this should be a standard, i.e. you buy a TV from best buy or somesuch, and it should work. Or a tv, and tuner.. Again standard components. Ok, if I want to add premium channels, they need to have a way to protect their content, i.e. proprietary scrambler/box combination.
Here's where this is annoying to me.
I work late nite, and I only watch like 4-6 shows on main networks (WB, FOX ABC/NBC etc). I have a high end computer setup capable of tuning and capturing HDTV. I contacted comcast to order HDTV, described my setup and if this would work, SPECIFICALLY telling them I only receive HDTV via RF. He came out, with those cool looking little box, with all these cool inputs/outputs.. Wow firewire! Screw the tuner, hell I can do that direct to mpeg, grab cc and onto my media server for later viewing.
Nope.. doesn't work, only this thing, and that thing works.. He wouldn't even try. I told him, leave the damn box, it's worth the 5 bux/month for me to try.. Nope..
So I say screw it, look around on ebay, see if I can find this box, and around on the web and see if it can be activated. I see a couple boxes, dct5100/6208 read this, discover they have a box that will record.. Cool, problem solved... Nope, not available in my area.. Crap... I'm willing to PAY for this stuff, but I am NOT willing to make my TV viewing on THEIR schedule. Why I cannot design my own entertainment system, but am forced to mold it to theirs? I get cableguy's points about supporting someone else's crap, but look the phone company has been working that succesfully for YEARS now. They bring it to your termination, you and the manufacturer of what you buy deals with it from there. Simple and works. Why this standard can't be applied to television I don't know. Again I am talking about basicly broadcast television over cable, not premium content.
And no I cannot get broadcast, I live in hilly country, in a condo - no outside antennas inside ones dont work.
Pardon the long windedness, just seems there's so much antipathy againt someone that wants to have their entertainment THIER way. Yes, getting a pirate box to steal HBO is not right, I have no interest in HBO, this is why I have hollywood video pass- again so I can watch premium movies when *I* want to. I am quite willing to pay reasonable for digital broadcast, but I should be able to get it in alternate mediums if the technology is there. Such as activating an already existing firewire, or s-video etc port. Or letting me do it myself. |
DoingItMyWay Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2005 - 02:38 pm: |
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Also note - in no way am I responding to the 2 posts previous to mine - Obviously someone was being sarcastic. (I would guess). |
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Random Guest Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2005 - 06:54 pm: |
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To the person above who has a real life and no time for tv: try to get a DVR box. The new Comcast Cable DVR/HDTV box is awesome. Dual tuners. We can program the DVR to record any show we want, then we can watch something else while it records, thanks to the Swap button. Or we can go to bed, live our lives, etc.
Comcast's DVR box has room to grow, to allow future technology: an ethernet port, USB port, Smart Card slot... and since I'm legally renting it from Comcast, it'll work when the tech catches up.
We have only had the DVR for a few weeks, and it's already worth the $9/month.
We can pause live shows! Rewind them! Flip back to live broadcast! Do all this while recording something else! You get the idea.
I read on a blog that someone cancelled his TiVO once he got Comcast's DVR box. We already know our DVR is better than our friend's limited TiVO service.
Thanks Comcast, you bloated corporate monopoly, you actually came up with something worth the expense. |
DoingItMyWay Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2005 - 08:50 pm: |
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"Thanks Comcast, you bloated corporate monopoly, you actually came up with something worth the expense"
lmao..
I actually asked if they had that, they dont apparently. But thanks.
Also I like to capture it, I can capture the CC as well and encode that w/ the video, that way I dont have to rewind if I dont hear a line. |
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| Posted on Monday, April 25, 2005 - 11:47 am: |
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DoingItMyWay,
Let me get this correct, you're just looking to be able to record standard (basic) analog channels, or HD OTA...not things like HBO or other digitally encrypted channels? If that's the case, wouldn't a DVD recorder with IEEE1394 firewire ports record from a cable tuner card in your pc to the DVD burner? I'm not an expert in this type of equipment, but I know some customer's that have the firewire ports on some of our STB's that do this quite frequently. Maybe somebody that's a little more tech savy about PC based tuner cards can answer better then I, so I'll let them tell you what you can and can't do. It would seem to me on the surface, if you have firewire ports on your PC, you should be able to record from PC to DVD. Open for discussion, I'm willing to learn. |
Wildcard Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, April 25, 2005 - 04:23 pm: |
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Media center type PC's are awesome, With a large enough hd or a few, you can store tons of music and movies.... |
you idiots Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, April 25, 2005 - 04:26 pm: |
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There are no.....let me repeat...NO ways to "reset" memory of a digital cable box out of the mso, and if the box was deactivated. And for all you morons who think those stupid little PPV filters work...Try it and see what happens....... |
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| Posted on Tuesday, April 26, 2005 - 02:20 pm: |
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I too wish to pay for my cable and receive it on any tv in my house without paying for each box. Including hbo. I am currently an hbo subscriber and I am paying 3.95 a month through Comcast for my cable box. I recently lost 2 of my 3 hbo channels. After waiting a couple of days to see if they got the problem fixed, I called. I was told that I could no longer get my hbo family channel and my hbo2 channel because my analog box was outdated and that I needed to get a digital box. The digital box was going to be $ 10.00 a month. So in order to get back the hbo family channel I would have to pay $ 6.00 dollars more a month. I have no problem renting the equipment, I just wish the prices were lower. I would pay $ 3.00 a month per box and I would get 2 boxes. We all know the prices are not going to go down. Mostly because we all have plenty of time and energy to sit here and read all of the posts of people b$tching about cable companies and their prices, but we don't seem to have the energy to do something about it. Belive me, we have the power to get the prices lowered. Cable companies have to make money, but they don't have to be billionairs. All we have to do is quit b$tching and stop purchasing cable or satalite. It would suck for awhile, but if even half of the cable customes dropped their service because of price, then the cable companies would respond quickly. We b$tch about the price of gas, but we don't carpool, or take a week out of the year that we do whatever we can to not buy any gas. We are lazy. The only thing we have energy to do is sit and post complaints about cable companies. Why do pay-per-view boxing matches cost $ 49.95? Probably because there are enough people that will pay it. If people refused to pay it, then soon we would be able to get a pay-per-view fight for $ 10.00. Like so many postings here have indicated, wishing it so doesn't make it so. Sorry to have interupted everyone, I will let you get back to wasting your time.
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Ozala Heig Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 02:07 am: |
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Does anyone know how to change the time on the Comcast /motorola digital cable box dct2224/1662? is the time transmitted directly from the cable company or is it something that I can reset myself? My STB has been acting funny since I lost power from a storm this afternoon. I have never had to mess with the box since it was installed, if all I have to do is wait to have an upload overnight to reset everything that will be great, if not please let me know how to reset the time (If anyone knows). |
Ozala Heig Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 02:08 am: |
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Does anyone know how to change the time on the Comcast /motorola digital cable box dct2224/1662? is the time transmitted directly from the cable company or is it something that I can reset myself? My STB has been acting funny since I lost power from a storm this afternoon. I have never had to mess with the box since it was installed, if all I have to do is wait to have an upload overnight to reset everything that will be great, if not please let me know how to reset the time (If anyone knows). |
Wildcard Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 08:19 am: |
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Change the time? The time is sent down from the satelite. What does your box say on the display?
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Wildcard Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 08:19 am: |
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Change the time? The time is sent down from the satelite. What does your box say on the display?
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Bronze Member Username: Videoguy
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| Posted on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 02:14 pm: |
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To Ozala Heig:
Just wait a couple hours and all the info (time, channel guide, etc.) will reload onto the box. You don’t have to do anything, it resets itself automatically when power is lost (or when it gets unplugged). Hope this helps. |
Ozala Heig Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 08:54 pm: |
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Steven Dickerson:
Thanks for the response, everything was reset and working fine this morning. |
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| Posted on Friday, April 29, 2005 - 12:46 pm: |
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A friend of mine moved out of his apartment and asked me to go get the last few things out for him that he didn't want and just keep them or toss them. One of them was a cable box that now...6 months later I hooked up at my house. I pay each month around $75 for digital cable, but the box I hooked up from my friend gats more channels. Can I get caught... can I use the ppv function on his and get caught that way? |
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| Posted on Friday, April 29, 2005 - 08:31 pm: |
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If you order PPW it will probably just bill your friend...LOL, thats just my guess though, I don’t work for the cable company. |
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| Posted on Saturday, April 30, 2005 - 10:30 am: |
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Cable Guy, thanks for the info about getting PIP on my Plasma TV by splitting the cable line. However, I have my system connected to a surround sound system and do not have speakers hooked up to Plasma TV. They run through the surround sound system. If I connect the cable line to the "antenna" input on the plasma, will I get sound when I switch the PIP. No problems going through the STB. Thanks for any advice. |
JackRabbit Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Sunday, May 01, 2005 - 06:14 pm: |
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I have Comcast basic cable, not digital. The cable connects directly from the wall outlet to the TV. Can anyone tell me the best descrambler for this? Thanks. |
dudemanguy Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, May 02, 2005 - 02:34 am: |
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ROFLMAO!!!!! stop being mean people....i mean this one guy was all like "blah blah blah your a b**** because you said sumthing mean about me..blah blah blah i have the right to my own opinion because we live in america.." then um....wouldnt the other person have that right also? |
dudemanguy Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, May 02, 2005 - 02:47 am: |
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i actually sat here and read all of those freakin comments....why are ya'll dissin the cable guy's...they seem to be the ones helping everybody the most...anywayz...hmm..i am a teenager as you can tell by the way i type...please dont make fun...not like it kills you to look at it...and most people prolly understand what im tryin to say....umm...ok..i origanally came here to see if anyone had any questions about the comcAST REMOTE THING...<--(elipses are easier than actual puncuation)...but they didnt...well...not the one i was looking for...i have a durabrand surround sound system in my room...but its just the amplifier...(bought at a used electronics store for 15 bucks!!) and i hooked up all my old speakers with it...(didnt steal nuthin!!!)...and i didnt have a remote for it...so for the past sum odd months i have to get off my lazy bum to switch the sources from tv, dvd, pc,etc. and to turn the volume up and down...but now we got two extra cable boxes cuz we bought(or rented) a new hdtv one cuz we got this new kick a** dvi tv(SWEET!!) so anywayz i got this new digital cable in my room now and it came wiyth this universal remote and i figured hey...i could use this for my surround sound thing....but the manual didnt have the codes for a durabrand amp/reciever...they had the tv ones and the dvd ones...but no tuner amp things....so i guess what im trying to say is....
"does anyone have the universal remote code for a durabrand ht-400"
coulda just said that but its 1:38 on sunday and im totally bored.....nuthin better to do....not tired....lol...HAHAHAHAHA
but this question is serious....seriously |
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| Posted on Monday, May 02, 2005 - 07:40 am: |
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Mark,
You would need to have the audio output from your TV connected to your surround receiver and switch to that input when you you're using PIP and you've swapped the picture from your STB feed to your cable direct to the TV. It's a pain in the kester, but there ya go. |
plasmatic Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, May 02, 2005 - 01:39 pm: |
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Does anyone know the comcast remote code for a yamaha rs v-800 receiver? |
slurbanur Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Tuesday, May 03, 2005 - 06:48 pm: |
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nurba der!!! |
slurbanur Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Tuesday, May 03, 2005 - 06:50 pm: |
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who likes cheezeits?!!???!?!!? SAY I
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| Posted on Wednesday, May 04, 2005 - 11:23 am: |
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I have a Mitsubishi TV and my remote has the options tv, vcr-a, vcr-b and cable. I have a Motorola cable box and remote. I want to know if I can program my tv remote and use it on the cable box instead of using the cable box remote. |
silverwatch Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Thursday, May 05, 2005 - 04:25 am: |
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The cable channels solarize every few minutes and I have to keep a finger on the remote and press v.mode every few minutes...is this happening to anyone else?..it started like 8 monthes ago..never had a problem before that and I also don't get premium channels anymore..and yes it's Comcast! |
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| Posted on Thursday, May 05, 2005 - 11:56 am: |
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ccs 1, if there is a code in your Mitsubishi manual for your brand of STB, then is should allow you basic functions of your STB through your TV remote.
silver, define solarize pls |
silverwatch Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Thursday, May 05, 2005 - 02:34 pm: |
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solarize is like a reversal of tones...yes...turns siver.Kinda like a film negative! |
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| Posted on Thursday, May 05, 2005 - 04:42 pm: |
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could I inquire as to does this happen when watching DVD's or VHS too, or only when you're watching cable? Sorry I just want to make sure I have all the symptoms before I try and point you in the right direction. If it happens when watching something other then cable, it sounds like something in your TV is cutting loose and should be looked into. The v.mode button you're pushing, I assume that's on your actual TV's remote control, if it's like my video mode on my remote it has preset color parameters that change with each push of the button, and this might help explain why you have to keep pushing it to correct the problem. I'd call a TV repair shop and ask them to take a look at it, if you have another TV in the house you could hook up for a day and see if the problem occurs during a 24 hour period, then hook up the one you're having problems with. If during that 24 hour period nothing happened on your temp TV but happens again on your original TV call a TV repairman and have them come take a look. If it happens on both TV call your cable company and have them check your lines and signal strength, not that I can think of anything cable would be doing that can cause your picture to solarize. Hope this helps |
Comedor-de-buceta Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Saturday, May 14, 2005 - 08:11 pm: |
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Bunch of idiots! Who cares about cable boxes!!!!! go find a girl to spend your hours with, not a cable box!!! S.H.I.T.!!! |
shadowlaughter Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, May 16, 2005 - 04:44 am: |
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if you need help ask me directly i insall cable my name is shadowlaughter |
dapaides Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Tuesday, May 17, 2005 - 02:00 am: |
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I came here to try to find out which analong boxes are compatable with basic time warner cable. however in reading this forum that "peas" guy is really pissing me off. I pay for cable, we have a digital dvr box and a HD box through time warner, there is apsolutly no reason I need to rent a box to watch basic cable on any other tv in my house if it's cable ready. So why the sh*t should I rent a box for an older tv that's not cable ready when I could buy a analong box on ebay for $15, Basic cable is not a pay per tv thing like digital cable, you pay for it and can hook it up to as many tv's as you damn well please. If I ever met that fguy on the street I would beat him for being a dumba*s!! |
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| Posted on Tuesday, May 17, 2005 - 08:31 am: |
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dapaides, you should be able to walk into a radioshack and ask them what type of analog converters they have and if they don't have any I'm sure they can at least point you in a safe direction. You are absolutely correct, you shouldn't have to pay to rent a box, in fact the FCC made sure you have the right, I'm sure you saw the post I put up on April 14th in this thread. No point in rehashing this issue, I hope you find what you're looking for...I work for a cable company so I don't know too much about after market analog converters, sorry. Hopefully somebody in this thread knows where and what model is going to work for what you are seeking. Again the key word on buying your own, you are allowed as long as that converter doesn't descramble enycrypted channels there is nothing wrong with purchasing your own.
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| Posted on Wednesday, May 18, 2005 - 07:39 am: |
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Does anybody know if there is a way to disable messages on the comcast digital cable boxes? |
ImaGuestToo Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Wednesday, May 18, 2005 - 09:24 pm: |
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my 2 cents:
To disable messages: with your remote hit menu/setup/guide/go down to messages and turn to off
The very first post about switched/unswitched:
To use the box to turn your tv on and off with your cable box- With your remote hit menu/setup/cable box/set ac outlet to switched (Its worked fine for me for years on my toshiba 36 inch w/no problems)
Here's my problems:In the audio setup, the set volume for optimal stereo won't stay set on yes
and my time is an hour behind on my box and my guide and I've tried leaving it unplugged all night but it wont correct itself...any ideas model DCT (thats all i can find for the box)
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| Posted on Wednesday, May 18, 2005 - 09:47 pm: |
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Hey, I've got basic cable. I dont have a box on my TV, just a coax line going into the back. I live in an apartment building so I don't really know how they hook up individual apartments but can you use a descrabler for this type of setup. I can't see anything but snow on any channels past like 40 or something. No sound or anything. Can you do it with a descrabler or a filter or anything? |
Jamadagnee Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Saturday, May 21, 2005 - 06:12 pm: |
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hello folks, just wondering if I can utilize my Comcast HDTV Cable DVR to record from an external source like from my DVD player or a VCR? I see some input jacks on this cablebox so wondering if anyone tried it?
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| Posted on Saturday, May 21, 2005 - 10:11 pm: |
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Hello-
I have a Magnavox 9in TV/VCR combo(model# CCT090AT01) that,when powered on, will come on for about 5 seconds and then power off. I believe the sleep timer is stuck because it shows on the screen until it powers off. Can anyone tell me what to do to fix it? Thanks a bunch! |
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| Posted on Sunday, May 22, 2005 - 06:29 pm: |
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Hello- I have a Magnavox 9in TV/VCR combo(model# CCT090AT01) that, when powered on, will come on for about 5 seconds and then power off. I believe the sleep timer is stuck because it shows on the screen until it powers off. Can anyone tellme whta to do to fix it? Thanks a bunch! |
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| Posted on Saturday, May 28, 2005 - 08:17 pm: |
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Anyone have a Comcast universal remote code for a Onkyo theater-in-a-box?
I've used the search function, but could find no code...
Thanks! |
Wade Spurlin Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Monday, May 30, 2005 - 09:22 pm: |
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I inherited a TV that had been connected to a Comcast box (worked fine)...now, no longer connected to cable, the TV seems to be locked in some kind of mute mode...could this be the remnant of the cable set up? The TV's settings do not indicate that it is in mute mode. |
Audio Difficulties Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Thursday, June 02, 2005 - 12:58 pm: |
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As a new subscriber to Comcast Digital I've experienced repetitive screeching sounds on different channels and on all three connections in my house. Hard to describe, but R2D2 comes to mind and what I would call a roaring noise. Any thoughts or suggestions? Haven't had a chance to report directly to Comcast. |
Free the digital cable hostages! Unregistered guest |
| Posted on Friday, June 03, 2005 - 02:25 am: |
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Does anybody know how to program Peas fingers so he can't continue to spew his ignorant holier than thou bullcrap on this thread?
What a pompous narrow minded twit..
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| Posted on Friday, June 03, 2005 - 02:32 pm: |
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Point the remote control at Peas and hit MUTE...LOL |
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| Posted on Friday, June 03, 2005 - 04:21 pm: |
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Another useful post by Steve D. I have my own private stalker. Should I be flattered or fearful?
Peas
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For stockenblocken who wanted the codes to program another remote to control the Motorola box: I dug up info that said the Motorola boxes are the same as Jerrold codes, and those have worked perfect for me. Even my Sony VCR remote can work the cable box to change channels. |
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| Posted on Thursday, June 09, 2005 - 12:41 am: |
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I have a comcast motorolla box....it seems the remote just stopped controlling the cable box...im sure its the box becuase the remote still operates the tv correctly. When i press a button on the box the dot next to "Remote" lights up and the remote works for that second...but then the dot unlights and the remote no longer works....any ideas? thanks |
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