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But IIRC, the On Demand doesn't work or is limited with Tivo.

The nice thing about that, is it also makes it where you can skip commercials in on demand programming.

Yep. They're wearing their San Francisco Sandals. (Or Englewood Sandals in this case)

We were discussing which circle of hell Charlie runs.

Yes, next to Dish.

No. I don't have to respect him. I especially don't respect the abysmal way he treats his employees. Ergen can go suck a big fat one.

Dump it and go with Comcast, or whatever cable provider is in your area. Even OTA is preferable.

Take your pick. The company is full of them.

Why don't you say that to my face in the ring!

*ahem* http://www.wwe.com/wwenetwork

>Contract expiring >Comcast says channels will go off unless new contract is negotiated >Dish throws a tantrum, makes vague claims of "breach of contract" >Channels have to stay on until Dish's claim is investigated, regardless if baseless or not

Exactly what I was thinking.

Sleazy delay tactic on Dish's part. I hope they get what's coming to them. NBC/Universal needs to take them to the woodshed.

The apostrophe abuse in this thread is appalling.

That's correct. Most of the work orders I get are failed SIK. House not wired right, had Uverse before, etc.

Comcast's X1 system is really pretty good. Check it out before you write them off completely.

1. I don't have the answer to that one. 2. I would recommend individual POE filters on each line instead. 3. The cable coming into the tap is likely 625. It's hard line distribution cable. The fittings used are specialized and not easy to install.

Blow through your teeny tiny data cap in no time!

No, it means that subs are often willing to do unsafe things to get the job in because they are usually only answerable to themselves when it comes to safety, whereas company techs have to follow OSHA regulations or the company can get fined and/or sued..

Very simple. A lot of those are either old installs, they were installed by retailers, or both. Retailers can do whatever the hell they want. It's a different story with company techs. They have safety regulations thatr have to be followed. Not just for the safety of the tech, but for liability...

Because they're run by morons. You seen their stock price lately?

I see what you're saying.

I doubt that has anything to do with the contracting companies Comcast uses for installation. I work for one of them, and it would make no difference to us what changes were made in the channel lineup.

I've had a Comcast X1 system for a year now, and I love it. Especially since they rolled out the cloud DVR service. My DVR space quadrupled overnight. :D

Only if you do the things Apple says you can do. You want to do anything outside their walled garden, forget it.