[opendtv] Re: DTV awareness
- From: Ron Economos <w6rz@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2008 02:48:34 -0700
That seems a little far-fetched to me. You're saying that:
1) There's a PBS station (or any station) sending A/97 packets in San
Diego/TJ
2) That Cox is passing on the A/97 packets
3) That your Mom's TV is A/97 compliant
4) That the manufacturer has supplied #1 with an update.
5) All of the above conditions are true
Does Cox replicate the A/97 packets on all QAM channels, or
do you have to tune to the PBS QAM channel to get the update?
Ron
John Willkie wrote:
And, here's something new. When I first did a digital channel scan, it
couldn't find any; I had to do a manual search. The last time I ran a scan,
NOT ONLY had a new "Cable 1hr" scan option been installed, but it found all
the channels I had programmed, and more. Perhaps I need to explain what
happened for the folks on Roosevelt Island. The TV set -- through the QAM
tuner -- downloaded and installed a new scan option. Without her paying a
cent, other than her basic analog cable monthly fee. (Which she has thought
was too expensive for more than 42 years.)
Think your set top box can update a television set? I know it "would be
difficult" via a RGB connection.
John Willkie
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