I have satellite TV and my internet is through my local cable company. will this work if I only have internet through the cable company and not TV?
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No, Tivo will not work with satellite TV, DIsh Network or Direct TV. They have their own DVR recorders which the customer must lease directly from their company. Tivo works with most recognized cable companies such as Comcast, Charter, etc.
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The HDXL does not work with satellite TV, only cable and OTA (over the air).
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You will need a M -card. It replaces your cable box for unscrambling the cable signal. You need to get it from your cable company.
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I have this DSL modem/router. It is for phone internet (internet through the phone company) and not cable router (through cable company). I had trouble setting it up... come to find out it was the phone company's issue... they connected my internet to a second line! Other than that... the device has worked spectacularly. No issues!
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Our house is wired for cable. Since we use the cable for internet, the satellite installer didn't use the existing cable wiring. You could easily do the same.
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No, what you are wanting to do is called a MOCA lan connection. Most if not all cable company coax connections can do this, but satellite connections can not. The lan connection can not pass through the splitter and other devices found in a satellite setup. That being said the DECA connection will but it is propriety connection
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If you have Internet through your cable TV service, you need a cable modem. This is a DSL modem, which is used for Internet access from your telephone provider.
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yes. you will only get channels provided by your basic cable subscription. to take full advantage of this device you need to subscribe for internet speed through your cable provider. then you will have an abundance of options to watch.
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Hello, I have only used mine with Verizon DSL and on the box it states that it will not work with Cable Internet providers like Comcast, Time Warner, Cox, Charter, etc.. or with non-Adsl Internet providers like Verizon FIOS and At&t; U-Verse. Hopes that helps.
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It is a DSL modem that is wireless. It is not compatable with cable. If your internet provider is DSL, you should verify with them that this particuar modem will work for you.
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I do not think it will work unless your t.v. is a smart tv.. It acts like a router so if your TV is not Internet capable then I do not know how you could access the Internet browser. You should check into a device such as roku or Amazon fire tv since they allow for streaming on non smart tv's. You can check to see if there is a app you can download to access direct t.v.
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As long as you have Internet, this will work. It worked with non digital channels on my end.
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Yes, it works great. You must have a wieless internet, unless your modem is close to connect directly.
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No. You do not need a cable or satellite to use this box. It can be use on its own as a media centre but if you want, you can connect a cable box to it and get your satellite channels as well.
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There are splitters out there to make this work. 2 go in and out into house and another spliter on the other end to the tv and satellite. It is called a diplexor and there may be nicer ones than this but heres a link Pack of 2- Holland Dishpro Satellite Diplexer - Dish Approved 2 amp version . This should work so your cable and satellite can live in harmony , so I assume it would work with antenna and then you just have to fight with hdmi cable to pull them both in (with a possible cable converter box) and an hdmi spliter.
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If you mean without some sort of digital box from your cable provider, yes. That's how I'm using it and I'm getting a few of the HD channels without benefit of a box. I don't know if this amplifier works with satellite, but I would doubt it.
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It will work for Internet and Telephone. It will not work for Cable TV. You need a separate cable box for the TV, but this does all the rest. The modem in the Arris TM802G is a DOCSIS 3.0 and works great. I don't have Comcast, and I don't know if they will authorize the telephone portion of the modem, but there should be no problem with using it as an internet modem. Time-Warner who I have authorized the modem, but refused to authorize the telephone in this modem, so I disconnected it and now use a Zoom modem. I also no longer have their telephone, so I've got an Arris TM802G for sale if I ever get around to putting it up somewhere. Keep in mind, this does not have WiFi, which is one of the reasons I bought this modem and not the TM852G which includes WiFi. I wanted to use my own router which will outperform anything that is integrated into a telephony modem.
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It depends on the internet connect you have. In addition, you may need to get a cable card from your cable provider.