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any experience using tivo on Cox cable?

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"ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote in message
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> any experience using tivo on Cox cable?

Just like using it on any other cable system

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"ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote in message
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> any experience using tivo on Cox cable?
>
>

Works great for me for many years now.

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On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 10:44:02 -0700, "ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote:

> any experience using tivo on Cox cable?


my wife and i just picked up a humax DRT800 DVR / DVD-RW for use with
Cox extended cable and have no problems, now that I scrapped the cox
cable box (and the HBO) it works much smoother, since the old cable
box i had I had to use the IR cable to fake out the box. We priced the
upgrade to digital cable and renting the DVR box and it came to about
$30 extra a month versus the $500 we spent on the humax box and the
lifetime tivo subscription. I have some friends with Cox digital cable
and their DVR, and the only thing I dont like about it (besides the
cost) is you cant record to DVD with the cox dvr.

hope this helps.

brian

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"ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote in news:AL_Te.6076$mH.2145@fed1read07:

> any experience using tivo on Cox cable?

Yes.

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On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 10:44:02 -0700, "ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote:

>any experience using tivo on Cox cable?
>

Does Tivo make a double tuner like the cox DVR has?

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In article <u893i1925nl8jbm5q63naqr3mm7ccmgbbp@4ax.com>,
Ashton Crusher <Hello@nowhere.net> wrote:

>
> Does Tivo make a double tuner like the cox DVR has?

Only for DirecTv

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would tivo replace the digital tuner box from cox?
or do i need both ?

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ed wrote:
> would tivo replace the digital tuner box from cox?
> or do i need both ?
>
>
>

If you are using Digital cable you'll unfortunately have to keep the
tuner box. It's a less than optimal solution as the IR blasters do make
the odd error every now and then, but it's not terrible. If you can use
a direct serial connection from the Tivo to the Cox tuner you'd be
better off, but I don't believe the Cox digital tuners support that.

Randy S.

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ed wrote:
> any experience using tivo on Cox cable?
>
>
No problems with Cox Digital Cable in Hampton Roads area for about a
year and a half now. Serial port on our receiver is not turned on, so
we use the IR blaster.

Beyond that, everything works great. I haven't seen one of the COX DVRs
so I can't offer a comparison.

Butch Lebo