TIVO requires a Cablecard. AT&T doesn't know what that means. Does anyone out there use TIVO and know how to work around this issue? Or, where to obtain a Cablecard?
AT&T doesn't do CableCards. At all. Wrong technology stack. If you have AT&T U-verse TV, then your TiVo will not be very useful at all. If you don't have AT&T U-verse TV, you're posting in the wrong place.
Heck, you'd have trouble getting a CableCard from a CATV company these days.
Yea, I have a TIVO as well that right now is just sitting unplugged. I have no idea where to get a cable card for it or how to work around it. I have a lifetime for my TIVO so i would love to still be able to use it. Please let me know if anyone can help me with any ideas.
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JefferMC
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1 year ago
AT&T doesn't do CableCards. At all. Wrong technology stack. If you have AT&T U-verse TV, then your TiVo will not be very useful at all. If you don't have AT&T U-verse TV, you're posting in the wrong place.
Heck, you'd have trouble getting a CableCard from a CATV company these days.
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rjinhou
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1 year ago
Yea, I have a TIVO as well that right now is just sitting unplugged. I have no idea where to get a cable card for it or how to work around it. I have a lifetime for my TIVO so i would love to still be able to use it. Please let me know if anyone can help me with any ideas.
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JefferMC
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1 year ago
Use a tivo-compatible service. U-verse is not.
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rjinhou
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1 year ago
Well that was absolutely no help at all.....just wasted two minutes reading it
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TexasBrit
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1 year ago
post in the tivo community forum.
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