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Time Warner cable digital Set Top box

Posted by on August 18, 2015 – 10:32 am

Time Warner cable digital Set Top box

To receive all services, Preferred TV, remote and lease of a Set-Top Box are required. As a condition of service, you may be required to have equipment for every TV in your home. Some services are not available to CableCARD™ customers. Not all equipment supports all services. All services may not be available in all areas. Subject to change without notice. Some restrictions apply. TWC TV® requires Starter TV with Digital Transport Adapter or higher, iPad or iPhone with iOS 7.0, Kindle Fire HD/HDX and/or Android 2.3 and WiFi connection. TWC authorized…

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Digital cable without box

Posted by on September 14, 2016 – 08:44 am

Digital cable without box

NEW YORK - Comcast says later this year you won t need a cable box to watch cable as the company follows its rivals in offering TV-watching apps. The announcement has interesting timing. It comes as the federal government works on new rules that would force the TV industry to let tech companies - say, TiVo or Google - sell cable boxes, too. Consumers typically pay cable companies extra fees for these boxes, and the cable industry is opposed to the effort. The industry says apps that companies are rolling out show that the Federal Communications…

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Digital Cables

Posted by on October 8, 2015 – 03:16 pm

Digital Cables

Believe it or not, orders can be placed by mailing a lovely card to: Black Lion Audio 1801 W Belle Plaine Ave Ste 102 Chicago, IL 60613 Payment Methods We accept credit and debit cards (MasterCard, VISA, American Express, and Discover), PayPal, checks, money orders, and real estate deed transfers (no mortgages or liens, please). Order Fulfillment Our products typically ship within 1-3 business days after payment has cleared. We will contact you if we’re experiencing longer-than-usual order fulfillment. You will be emailed a tracking number when…

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Xbox digital audio cable

Posted by on January 24, 2016 – 11:02 am

Xbox digital audio cable

Review the information below to learn how to connect your Xbox 360 E, Xbox 360 S, or Original Xbox 360 console to a sound system. Note If you connect your console directly to your TV with an HDMI cable, you ll need the following to connect to a sound system: Xbox 360 E console: A standard stereo audio cable that connects your TV directly to your sound system. Cable requirements can vary by manufacturer; see your TV manual for details about how to output audio to an external source. Xbox 360 S console: A digital audio (S/PDIF or TOSLINK) cable -or…

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Digital cable Advisor

Posted by on June 7, 2015 – 09:57 am

Digital cable Advisor

If you re an HTPC user that wants to start viewing premium HD content on your PC, Media Center with CableCARD is the way to go. Allowing you to view not just your local HD broadcasts but premium channels such as HBO or Showtime, CableCARD is the best way to get this content into your ecosystem. Other than the purchase of a CableCARD tuner, there s one other step you ll need to take in order to enjoy this content in Media Center: Passing Microsoft s Digital Cable Advisor Tool (DCA). The tool tests your PC to ensure that you meet certain standards…

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Can you Buy a digital cable box?

Posted by on August 6, 2016 – 03:57 pm

Can you Buy a digital cable box?

When former Engadget editor Ryan Block recorded his attempt to cancel cable service over the phone and had to deal with an unrelenting – nay, annoying – Comcast representative, the truth many of us knew for years became public knowledge: Cable companies chase their bottom line ruthlessly. The cable industry has concocted dozens of dirty plans over the years, from establishing a non-compete clause in the biggest markets – like San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles – to fighting the FCC tooth-and-nail against Net Neutrality. (Remember when internet…

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Digital cable boxes

Posted by on March 6, 2016 – 11:33 am

Digital cable boxes

There are two ways to connect your Spectrum high-definition (HD) Spectrum Receiver (cable box) to your HDTV. No matter which method you use, you ll need to do the following: Connect your Spectrum Receiver s power cord to the back of the Spectrum Receiver and plug it into a wall outlet. Connect coaxial cable between the cable wall outlet and the CABLE IN port on the HD Spectrum Receiver. Now, you ll need to determine which connection method you ll use to connect your HD Spectrum Receiver to your HDTV. For best results, we recommend using an HDMI…

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Types of digital audio Cables

Posted by on September 17, 2015 – 01:16 pm

Types of digital audio Cables

Liking the content so far? With so much attention these days focused on the latest and greatest gear… It’s easy to neglect some of the less-glamorous aspects of the studio… Like cables, for instance. Because once it’s all connected, and working as it should… You forget they even exist. And that’s how it should be. However… Getting to that point requires A LOT more knowledge than some might imagine. Which is why, in today’s post entitled: The Ultimate Guide to Recording Studio Cables… I’ve compiled an in-depth look at all the must-know facts of this…

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Digital cable ready

Posted by on August 18, 2016 – 10:00 am

Digital cable ready

Can both my roommate and I have our own televisions? Yes. Belk, Cypress, and North Halls, along with Village Apartments, have one cable outlet in each bedroom, so a cable splitter will need to be purchased for each resident to have their own television. Pine and Oak Halls have one cable outlet per bed, as does Courtyard apartments. Additional cable outlets are located in the living rooms of Cypress Hall, Village Apartments, and Courtyard Apartments as well as in the single suite living rooms of Pine and Oak Halls. How do I hook up my television…

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Lightning digital AV Adapter cable

Posted by on August 24, 2015 – 08:25 am

Lightning digital AV Adapter cable

Sending video from your phone or tablet to your TV is very useful, and many options exist for doing so wirelessly — though most existing solutions are highly compressed and quite laggy. Obviously, a wired connection is what’s needed, right? If you want a crisp 1080p signal from your iPhone or iPad, the best bet is to plug it in directly using Apple’s own $49 Lightning digital AV adapter. Unfortunately, it seems that this latest iteration of the device — designed to work with the new Lightning connector — isn’t putting out full 1080p. Even worse…

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