CAN THIS BE USED FOR TIME WARNER CABLE?
823728
Yes, you can use it for any audio/video input however, the quality is crap so it all depends upon how much you care about the quality of your viewing experience. For me, it's not good enough to use for anything other than a short (10 foot) and direct line-of-sight transmission to eliminate long, coaxial, around-the-room cable runs. If I had to do it over, I would not buy this cheapo device, and would spend more money on a better device. Honestly, I only use it to transmit audio, not video, and as a professional, I know that whatever level of quality of the audio transmission is, the video transmission must be worse, so if the audio isn't up to par (which it isn't) its video transmission capability must be poor BUT that's when judged in a crowded concrete Manhattan studio which may produce totally different results than say in an Iowa barn or Kansas farm. This is a cheap piece of crap so if you want any quality, you'd have to spend more money.
823729
I don't know but I believe so, cause I'm using it on free to air satellite box, and it transfers an audio & video signal that is it
823730
As long as you have a cable box that has RCA jacks for audio and video "out". (red white and yellow). It should work.
823731
I don't know but I believe so, cause I'm using it on free to air satellite box, and it transfers an audio & video signal that is it.
823732
it will transmit any audio and videoincluding hd, from any unit that has rca jack output to rca tv inputs, thats Yellow red and white jacks
980756
It worked for my Comcast service, but I have no idea about Time Warner compatibility.
780407
I have Time Warner and mine worked without a hitch. It continues to work with both hardwires and wireless without any problems. I live in Northeast Ohio if that makes a difference.
2114279
It may have worked in the past, but it no longer works with Time Warner if your internet service is 30mbps or higher.Once you connect to a modem or computer it will shut down and restart repeatedly. Buy it at your own risk.
1015632
I recently purchased this. Prior to doing so, I spoke with Time Warner Cable about its compatibility and they confirmed this was a compatible modem/router combo. All TWC networks operate at half duplex. The specs for this modem are listed at full duplex. As such, the purported 343Mbps is correct, but TWC networks will not be capable of that speed, regardless of service level.
1936128
Nope. This is for networking cables only. Ethernet and old school T ring style network cables. Coax (like for your TV) will not fit.
799051
Yes, you are right! You dont need two devices. This works great on Time Warner Cable.
1537132
It may...if TimeWarner is providing 50MBs and your equipment is current (your hardware) it might. Bear in mind that many (older) routers/network cards/switches work perfectly fine but are not capable of higher speeds (10/100Mbps transfers verses 10/100/1000 Mbps). There are newer gigabit routers and switches on the market, which like the TP-LINK TG3269 enable users to take advantage of the higher speeds that TimeWarner and other ISPs are providing. Good luck!
292987
No it will not replace time warner. to use this box you will be required to have the Ematic remote and the TV remote because the Ematic will not turn on or change TV stations. on a scale of 1 to 10 I give the Ematic a 3.
213147
I would assume so, but I really don't know for sure. I use it on Suddenlink cable Internet.
537367
Sorry. I can not answer that question. I just do not know. I sent the damn thing back because Time Warner Cable would not let me use phone side of the modem. Sorry.
682261
We connected our system to a Time Warner Cable installation. Works fine.My only caution is that I wouldn't recommend self installation if you are an absolute newbie to the world of phone and Ethernet wiring.
1644514
it should work..at-lest box says it works with both xfinity & time warner. you should ask them first as well.
780408
If you check the Time Warner Cable modem compatibility list. NetGear CG3000D has to be hardware Version 2. Otherwise, it may not work.
1694969
Hello,It will work with Time Warner, just make sure to follow the enclosed instructions to activate Wifi and it has 4 Lan ports in back to hardwire decives such as Smart DVD players
848635
My understanding is yes, however your cable or service provider may not support it. But all modems like this are compatible, they perform the same functions. I would check with your service provider first.
13200
If your cable box has HDMI output,then it should be no problem.......otherwise you can use the component outputs on the cable box.