Correct, AT&T U-Verse is an IPTV system and doesn't work with anything other than their own STBs. FiOS uses the same signalling as cable for their normal channels (non-PPV/VOD) and thus works with CableCARD just like cable.
Charter is using SDV in some areas - like mine. Tuning adapters aren't too bad, but it will be nice to someday have a tru2way TiVo that doesn't need them. On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 11:05, Glen Farney <[email protected]> wrote: > Some quick research on my part reveiled that AT&T Uverse doesn't support > cable cards anyway, which is my only option. Verizon doesn't have anything > here that I'm aware of, so I'm stuck with Charter for the time. So far > Charter has not resorted to switched video, so at least the cable cards get > me full access to my channels without issues, and I could care less about > PPV or the like (I have Amazon and Netflix for such needs). If it ever > becomes an issue, I can always put a cable box on the input to the TV > itself, allowing me to use PPV when needed, and keeping Tivo happy with > straight inputs. > Glen > -- [email protected] / [email protected] Geek, Gweep, Technophile, me. www.GizmoLovers.com / www.MegaZone.org / www.Eyrie-Productions.com Hail Eris Twitter.com/megazone / Facebook.com/megazone / www.LinkedIn.com/in/megazone "A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men" 432-363-4296 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
