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Originally Posted by VillagesAV.com
The DTA is NOT high definition. If you want an HD feed from Comcast you need an HD box ($10 per month) or take the cable out of the wall, screw it straight into the tuner input on the back of your TV and scan for channels. You'll end up with 62 digital channels with all the major networks in high definition for free.
Call me if you have any questions
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Originally Posted by blueash
Same situation for me, splitter plus A/B switch as described on Comcast's own website for reception of HD directly thru the wall
Connect a Standard Definition Digital Transport Adapter to an HDTV
I both did online chat and phone with 4 different agents and all tell me there has absolutely been no change in our service and that I should still be receiving HD via the splitter. Just another example of Comcast having no idea what Comcast is doing. I did however not enjoy the chat agent attempting to tell me I was stealing HD as I did not subscribe to HD service, until I sent her to Comcast's own instructions on how to do it. She did not apologize, just moved on to not help me. |
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Originally Posted by VillagesAV.com
I can't believe it but it worked. Not sure why but let's not look a gift horse in the mouth...
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That is what I thought but this post (Quote 2) from near the top says otherwise.
It has the cable out of the wall into a DTA box into a splitter and into the TV. I still do not understand the splitter part.
In fact, you even said it worked. (Quote 3).
That is why I am confused.
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