is there a cablecard slot on the unit that will take a comcast cablecard ?
470536
Yes there is. It is in the back of the unit. Keep in mind this is no longer sold as a retail level.
470537
It accepts most cable cards; however the Moxi is a terrible investment; mine lasted less than a yearand for what it cost, I could have had the cable company's DVR with none of the Moxi headaches. Buyer beware!!!
470538
yes there is a cable slot, warning moxie no longer supports self owned cable boxes, but I think they still sell them to. cable providers. I had high hopes for the box, kept it two days then went back to the satellite company. Don't know if it was the cable company or the moxie box, but my SD on satellite looked better than the HD on the moxie.
470539
Got to agree with Leblanc.....same issue with break down after break down, constantly calling tech support and having to wipe all saved programs......awful investment or very poor customer service
470540
Yes; however, MOXI no longer supports this unit which renders the DVR useless. Essentially you'll have a fancy tuner.
1196352
Yes. It is made for Comcast Xfinity. It needs a CableCard, obtained from ComCast.
1383764
If you are dealing with COMCAST you should do your homework. 1st cablecard will be free and they will credit you with a user provided equipment fee of $2.50 per month. This will take some negotiation....take to the internet for proof and take it to them. Free cablecard is FCC mandated if you request it. Be prepared for them throwing all kinds of pricing at you depending on where you are at. I have 4 PC's that I can stream recorded TV to from a WHS2011 server. Tuners can be used from any PC with WMC. WMC will archive TV to server. Cable provider has to set to copy freely for this to happen...google it or go to Silicondust.com for answers.... If you are dealing with COMCAST you should do your homework. 1st cablecard will be free and they will credit you with a user provided equipment fee of $2.50 per month. This will take some negotiation....take to the internet for proof and take it to them. Free cablecard is FCC mandated if you request it. Be prepared for them throwing all kinds of pricing at you depending on where you are at. I have 4 PC's that I can stream recorded TV to from a WHS2011 server. Tuners can be used from any PC with WMC. WMC will archive TV to server. Cable provider has to set to copy freely for this to... » Read More If you are dealing with COMCAST you should do your homework. 1st cablecard will be free and they will credit you with a user provided equipment fee of $2.50 per month. This will take some negotiation....take to the internet for proof and take it to them. Free cablecard is FCC mandated if you request it. Be prepared for them throwing all kinds of pricing at you depending on where you are at. I have 4 PC's that I can stream recorded TV to from a WHS2011 server. Tuners can be used from any PC with WMC. WMC will archive TV to server. Cable provider has to set to copy freely for this to happen...google it or go to Silicondust.com for answers.... « Show Less
1588654
The outlet billing is controlled per addressable device (cable card), not per tv. This counts as one device even though the cablecard (and ceton tuner) supports up to six streams (actual tv's)
1165864
I don't know. I'm guessing you can check with them? That's how I knew it was Comcast compatible.
1254159
Nope. I had comcast come to marco island and they could not use mine. Said it was prior generation and would not work. I wasted my money on it. Find out from comcast exactly which model is supported. Mine was not.
422006
No. I do not have Comcast, but it works well with Brighthouse Cable. this has improved my signal throughout my house
1667766
this is NOT a cable compatible modem. This modem is for DSL connection use only. You need to continue to search for a Cable Compatible modem... it should have a spot in the back for you to screw in your com cast cable line. Possibly refer to Comcast customer support for an updated list of compatible modems. I'd hate to spend the money and it doesn't do what you need.
1588656
I have Comcast and just pay for the cablecard. There is no extra fee for the 6 tuners (at least where I live).
1982276
Yes. That is exactly what I use it for. It was easy to set up. Just call Comcast as soon as you get it. Works great.
1196356
I am not a Comcast customer but am on a Charter system and you do not need a cable box ($6.95/mo) but you do need a cable card ($2.00/mo). If you want to it only on your computer that's all you need. I have this tuner card and a media extender unit (Echo) to a HDMI equipped TV. You need to have ethernet cable available to this Echo for the unit to work. It is not wireless. I converted a PC back to Win 7 Pro since it made the Echo Media Extender more functional than with Win 8 or 8.1 from what i have been able to get setup. The picture and sound on the TV is GREAT ans well as my PC.
1196355
Yes, this will work (I have the Triple-Play bundle). Comcast provides 1 Cable Card for free (2nd at a monthly rate). Once you get your HTPC running call the number and activate the card (there are 4 numbers they need), run through the WMC setup and your done.
476418
I use Time Warner Cable, and yes it's compatible. You just have to order and activate the CableCARD. They will give you the instructions you need.
1588652
No. You will need one cable "drop" (coax connection) near the computer containing the PCI card, the Comcast cable card (Charter's rate is $2 per month as opposed to the full tuner rate of $7 per month) and a single Tuning Adapter (Charter does not charge for the Tuning Adapter).
1786621
No, it doesn't. There is a slot for some sort of card related to TV, but it is unoccupied.
807104
I don't think so. Comcast provided their own equipment when we switched from DSL to cable internet.
851097
You must have a cablecard provided by your cable company to be able to receive their channels. That is a small card that slides into the Hauupauge. This box does nothing without the cablecard. The cablecard decodes the cable signal But, that said, I receive all the channels I subscribe to from Comcast with the Comcast cablecard. I do not get HBO for some reason though through the cablecard. I do not know why Does Time Warner have cablecards to give to you? That is what you need to find out. I do not know about TW