Does this work with Charter cable boxes?
329033
I don't know, but I do know I was so disappointed that it would not work with my DVD player, no matter how hard I tried to program it...and I am very good at following directions. It works great as an extra tv remote, but I would not bet on it working for your cable box. Cannot recommend.
329034
I don't know, but I do know I was so disappointed that it would not work with my DVD player, no matter how hard I tried to program it...and I am verygood at following directions. It works great as an extra tv remote, but I would not bet on it working for your cable box. Cannot recommend.
329035
I really don't know. I was told that it worked with all systemsexcept Telus and that was, unfortunately, what I had. It is a fine product.
2153219
Guess Charter is a cable TV company and they have done the same thing as Comcast, my cable company. It worked great for me but the cable company has to provide a media card to insert into the WMC box, in my case that cost about a dollar a month and allows viewing of all the channels I pay for.
1288265
Mine works. The XL4 not only takes a cablecard, it won't work without it. You may also need a tuning adapter if your cable provider uses switched digital video. I have Time Warner and they lease the card and the adapter together for $2.50/mo. I'd rather not have the extra expense and hassle, but given my location and viewing habits, it was unavoidable.
295564
It does work with Xfinity cable boxes, that is what I use it for. Go to the Hot Link Pro web site. There is info there. There are some devices that use IR signals at frequencies that are out of the normal band. They do list ones that don't work. Your's were not on the list but I suspect the best bet is to call their support and ask specifically if they will work. Hot Link Pro works with the vast majority of the equipment.
156565
It should since it works with my Arris modem just fine. Someone came and installed the modem when I got Charter Internet.
2238943
Will this IR extender work with a Charter Pace DC550DR HD cable box for TV ?
189781
Yes, as far as I can tell you need to hook your cable box to the costar to have cable. The costar remote does work for both the costar and cable controls, however, your cable remote will still work as well.
1037430
I don't know for sure. It should work fine with TIVO but your cable provider would know if anything else would be required, ie: a cable card for the TIVO box.
1453215
Not too sure about the cable box, but it should be fine with the TV. It did work with my Comcast cable box, I would assume that the Verizon box should have codes as well. I did return mines, however, since it wouldn't operate my home theatre system.
470715
I don't have any experience with Charter, but it works fine on Comcast (Xfinity). This router is the best I have owned after owning two competitors routers.
1354508
Yes, that's how mine us setup. Make sure to check the manufacturer's website for compatability with your specific cable box.
1453889
It would work if your computer has a TV tuner card or a USB TV tuner device. Otherwise, no. There's no way to connect it to your cable box - the only inputs are a standard 15-pin DSUB VGA input and a DVI input. It will only connect to a computer, and the only way to route the cable TV signal through your computer is using a TV tuner device.
1608383
I'm using it successfully with Cox Cable but assume it would work with any cable provider.
470713
I don't have Charter but I do have cable and it works fine with my providers modem/ router. I also have my XBOX connected to the Netgear and I have had no issues.
2010999
That is what I was trying to do....... one at a time, but it did not work with a Comcast box............ It worked with a friend's Verizon box, though. I guess it depends on the cable box.
664898
Yes. It works with or without a cable box. It will change the channels on the TV once you have run through the auto programming on the TV that detects all available channels.
1109161
It should work, all this device does is transfer the output signal from optical to analog RCA so it will not damage the cable box.