Does this device have access to two-way services such as Xfinity on-demand?
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No, but if you have an ios or android phone or tablet you could access on demand thru the xfinity tv app. The down side is having to watch it on the device instead of on tv.
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I have charter communications they told me no to on demand, I don't know anything about Xfinity.
1031278
On demand is dependent upon two way communication with the cable provider. This is not a limitation of any Ceton (or other manufacturers) product that requires a CableCard. CableCards themselves do not have this capability.
1031279
Master Zoen, thanks for your question. Unfortunately, that's the only downside with the InfiniTV 6, no on-demand capability.
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On Demand shows can be viewed at their "netflix"-like website http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/ondemand
1031281
Nope. As far as I know there are no cable services where on demand currently works with cablecard.
1031282
No on demand. It will record all the channels that you get through your service outside of on demand.
1069436
I had the same question, and so far from exeriments the answer seems to be no. Specifically if you set it up as a wireless client, it will act as a hub rebroadcasting wireless (on a new SSID) to other wireless clients, but it doesn't allow access from a 'wired client' connected to the ethernet socket.. (Which is a shame). Wonder if this might be fixable with a firmware upgrade? Would make the box even more useful...
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No, it does not. And very good question. I bought this based on it's name, in order to replace my comcast telephony modem, and it is NOT useful for that. I returned it to Amazon for that exact reason.
1234296
You are still going to need a service provider. This device would take the signal from a cable modem, DSL modem or other RJ45 network connection.
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The searches that I did on the Internet did not reveal any providers that would be able to service the device.
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If by service provider, you mean a company like Verizon Wireless or AT&T; Wireless, the answer is no - it is not a 3G/LTE hotspot. This is an 802.11 WiFi device. I used it both as a client and WiFi Access Point. As a client, I was able to connect my TiVo to the home WiFi network. As a Access Point, I was able to connect my iPad to a hotel ethernet internet service. In both cases, I needed an existing high speed internet service.
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No. This particular modem is for HSI data only - as noted in the description. I believe the Ubee DVM3203B is used for telephony, but see the following Comcast/xfinity URLs for supported devices and their approved uses:http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/list-of-approved-cable-modems/
216152
This device is a router/access point with cloud capabilities. You would need to buy/rent a modem in order for this device to function.
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Yes to the ipad air and apple tv. Not sure what you mean by Xfinity Wifi Hotspot. This does have a WISP mode if that is what you are asking.
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Yes (as long as the xfinity modem acts as a router). I have my modem connected to my router. Then I have an Ethernet cable from the router plugged into the powerline adapter. I then have 7 other poweline adapter throughout the house feeding wired devices in different rooms.
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Yes, it does. I have Comcast Xfinity and it works perfectly fine. In fact, it is the same model that came with Comcast setup kit. Hope this helps.
54539
Yes. The device can only provide service to one TV at a time. However, due to its small size, it is quite easy to move from one TV to the next (especially if you have an HDMI cable ready and waiting at each TV).
1025646
If you subscribe to their optional service (about$100/yr) you can access that info via Internet. You must have a bridge for this to work, AND the bridge must be hard wired to the Internet- will NOT work with wifi
1479115
You can use this with other phone providers. My line is with Xfinity digital voice.
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The device itself has a UPnP DLNA Media Server. If the ROKU has a client for that then you're good to go.
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NO - It is simply a cable modem. (I used mine as a replacement for a TWC rental). Mine is hooked up to an ASUS wi-fi router.
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No, the device is the complete router. Though, some ISPs might not be able to use them