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Oh, that, too! :D

I am surprised this is not more publically discussed. It's essential for people have limited budget. They should be informed so they know their Tube TV will work just fine after the deadline. There is so much misinformation out there.

Does Comcast (and any other cable TV providers for that matter) has any plan to change their basic analog channels to digital? I was told in another forum that the Feb 17, 2009 deadline only applies to OTA. Just curious if Comcast would use this as a reference to upgrade their service...

It's not uncommon. Depending on how and where Dish and DTV gets the local feed, then they digitalize and compress and send to us. In this area (Houston), I don't see the difference with the local NBC, ABC, CBS or Fox. But I can see the difference on CW and other local channels.

The message "Channel will be available shortly" appears on digital channels when the signal strength is too weak. On top of this message, you might see some pixelation from time to time. Comcast has weak signal in my subdivision and it's worse at my house. When the signal strength is above a...

I am a former Comcast customer. I have to say Comcast serves customers who are looking for high quality of package better than the Satellite providers. Their premium package are very very good. However, they lack service package for people with limited budget. They still have a lot of channels...

If the signal is weak from the head end (that's from outside your house), they need work on different things. Usually it's the problem in the whole neighborhood and you are not alone. Ask your neighbors who have the service from them. It might take several phone calls to elevate the request or...

Before I jumped ship to Dish, I had Comcast. I purchased a Pioneer DVD recorder with hard drive (40 GB). It upload TV guide for programming, etc. It works quite well. Think about the monthly fee you pay, the DVD recorder will pay for itself in no time.