So far as I've heard, only the SA3250 and the Moto6200 are supported,
but your mileage may vary. My tech was very nice in that he stayed
while I did my troubleshooting steps. Mostly, I think it was because
he was interested in the technology.
Best of luck! Please be sure to post which channels you
Well I'm hoping that when the Tech comes out on Saturday, he is half as
helpful as the guy you got. He is supposedly bringing a Pioneer Box, so
hopefully either it will work with Myth, or he ends up bringing a
compatible box.
TW in Columbus, Ohio (my TW provider) tells me that they don't provide
William wrote:
Are Satellite companies bound to the same regulation? If so, I think
I'll be asking Dish Network for one of these. Thanks for the info :)
James
Sorry, no. They do not have to provide any access other than licensed
devices.
Ah well, that sucks then :-P Just out of
> Are Satellite companies bound to the same regulation? If so, I think
> I'll be asking Dish Network for one of these. Thanks for the info :)
>
> James
Sorry, no. They do not have to provide any access other than licensed
devices.
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mythtv-user
Brian Meehan wrote:
[...]
Due to a FCC requirement, cable companies are now required to provide
to customers, upon request only, a HD converter with a 1394 port that
allows the customer to connect to either a display device (TV) or
record high-def programming into another recording device (VCR,
A TW rep came over to my house to "investigate" my 3250's inability to
record anything but a few HD channels. The reps on the phone were
pretty clueless, and previous techs were also unhelpful. Since I was
home sick and didn't have anything better to do, I told them to go
ahead and send another per
Ok, I finally called them back with the FCC regulations in hand, and
they are going to provide me with a Pioneer 3510 STB. Anyone know
anything about this box? Is it myth compatible? If so, will it change
channels through firewire, or does it need an IR blaster? For that
matter, does it actually ha
, 2005 1:55 PM
To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Scientific Atlanta 3250 HD STB
What laws should I wave in their face? I thought there was on, but I dont
konw which. All I'm really concerned with at this point is the OTA channels,
the rest would be nice, but I want the ne
What laws should I wave in their face? I thought there was on, but I
dont konw which. All I'm really concerned with at this point is the OTA
channels, the rest would be nice, but I want the network broadcasts the
most.On 8/6/05, William <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for the top post.You can, if
: Saturday, August 06, 2005 11:20 AM
To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Scientific Atlanta 3250 HD STB
Ok, i just got off the phone with Time Warner for a third time, and here's
what I was told. They told me they don't provide any enabled firewire ports
due to copyrig
Ok, i just got off the phone with Time Warner for a third time, and
here's what I was told. They told me they don't provide any enabled
firewire ports due to copyright laws. I thought they had to provide one
if it was requested due to some other law? Does anyone on here have
Time Warner and success
At least in Rochester, you have to specifically request the firewire
enabled boxes. And then, it's all luck as to whether you get all the
channels.
On 8/4/05, Jon Kunze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I currently have an SA 3250 STB and just recently got a linux compatible
> firewire card for capture
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/sciatl/3.0%20Cable%20boxes
This link has pictures of the the front and back of the 3250. From the
picture, it looks like the box should have 2 firewire ports on the left side
(looking at the back). If they aren't there on yours, most likely TW gave
you one with them c
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