  kyle762Premium
join:2003-07-10
Houma, LA | I wish I wish Charter would catch on and lower the monthly rates they have also.
Thanks,
The Duke | |
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As your TIVO will not be able to call out and the get the show listings. I have not been able to download these lists since dec22 of 2004. I was told they do not support modems,TIVO,security systems. But they do support Fax.
UM hello these all use the same modem technologies.
These people must think we are that stupid? Any way i now have to bring my Tivo to work in order to get my listing.. I wonder though...
Maybe this has some colaration with optimum offing their DVR service..
in any event I'm one pissed off customer!
I'll give them one more month then I'm calling the Dpuc..
As internet is over cable and phone is over cable , in this instance voip is using cable as the transporter. | |
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| | rbb
join:2000-09-17
Fairfax Station, VA | Re: I wish The problems with TiVO and VOIP are quite well known and have been discussed in-depth in the VOIP forum and elsewhere on the net for at least the last two years... Older Series one tivos can work with VOIP (Vonage), but newer series 2s will not.
The solution to getting a series one to work can be found in the VOIP forum archives or through a quick google search. The solution getting a series 2 to work is to get the network adapter.
As for getting a modem to work, why? If your broadband is out, so is the phone line... Security alarms, etc. require a different type of connection that VOIP cannot support.
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| |  DrTCPYours trulyPremium,ExMod 1999-04
join:1999-11-09
Round Rock, TX | said by packetscan:As your TIVO will not be able to call out and the get the show listings. I have not been able to download these lists since dec22 of 2004. I was told they do not support modems,TIVO,security systems. But they do support Fax. Because VoIP digitizes and compresses the signal (and its a lossy compression) and recreates the analog signal on the other end, some information that is needed for high speed modems are lost in the process. This does not effect regular conversation as human ear cannot differentiate the difference much.
Here are two solutions that you can try with TIVO. They are written for Vonage service but at least the USB network adapter solution should work for your TIVO.
»www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/sh···%20Modem
»www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic165.html
UM hello these all use the same modem technologies.
These people must think we are that stupid? Any way i now have to bring my Tivo to work in order to get my listing.. I wonder though... It is the same modem right but it is not PSTN network anymore. Modem is designed to work on PSTN network.... | |
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4 edits | Re: I wish Did anyone listen?
Point Made! | |
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| | | | DrTCPYours trulyPremium,ExMod 1999-04
join:1999-11-09
Round Rock, TX | Re: I wish said by packetscan:Then i get these Half assed answeres I am sorry I tried to help you. I really do not care much now. | |
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But your spiel about digitizing voice is what i went after :-D
Don't assume everyone is technology illiterate. | |
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| | | | | | DrTCPYours trulyPremium,ExMod 1999-04
join:1999-11-09
Round Rock, TX | Re: I wish said by packetscan:But your spiel about digitizing voice is what i went after :-D Don't assume everyone is technology illiterate. I am not assuming you technology illiterate but since I am an embedded software engineer that has worked creating software for network equipment, I am assuming that perhaps you are not aware of all caveats of this technology (neither I am claiming that I know it all either).
Many things may have changed if it worked first. If they changed their codec (to a lower bandwidth one) what used to work before may not work now. Jitter in the line might change codec behavior as well... Some sort of bandwidth management might be dropping some of the packets. They might have installed a low pass filtering on the other end eliminating some higher frequencies. There are many many more ways to break it!
As I said, it is a hit and miss. Best solution, forget about analog modems and use a USB network adapter for your Tivo. | |
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|  ITGuy72Permanently DiscoPremium
join:2001-11-01
New York | Re: Give us a break. That's what they are doing. | |
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|  n2jtx
join:2001-01-13
Glen Head, NY | Someday I hope to get OV when they are able to port my copper line number. It will still be cheaper not to get video service.
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| | ITGuy72Permanently DiscoPremium
join:2001-11-01
New York | Re: Give us a break. Rumor has it they are testing the number porting now | |
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|  Albo8
join:2002-09-06
Brooklyn, NY | well, give cablevision a call ask them ,and if they don't giv you a break just tell them you'll cancel theyr service simple as that the post here tell us what happened 
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IanR
join:2001-03-22
Madison, NJ | Kudos to CV for trying..but..... It appears that CV will charge exisiting customers FULL PRICE for each of their 3 services (TV, OOL, OV) then Credit the Bill with $25.00.
They also don't give the existing $5.00 reduction which most of us get already for using OOL WITH TV packages. Thus the real extra saving is not $25.00, but is $20.00 p.m.
For me I uses P8 already and ported my number and can use P8 wherever I move. P8 costs $20.00 p.m. rather than the $35.00 (I think it's 35 not 30) for OV. Hence for me there is no incentive to use the new offer. | |
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| | | Re: Kudos to CV for trying..but..... ov is normally 34.95 with the $20 credit you would get for having all three services its like your getting ov for $14.95, comes in cheaper then your P8 | |
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