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[Discuss] Extra splitter (OT)



On Sun, Sep 4, 2011 at 5:53 PM, <edwardp at linuxmail.org> wrote:

> The recent thread regarding RCN, reminded me of the AT&T BB installation 10
> years ago.  They installed an additional splitter (two-way) with one cable
> going into the cable modem and the other cable going into another splitter
> (three-way) going to the TV's.  At the time of the installation, they also
> installed a filter on the other cable going from the two-way to the other
> splitter, but eventually Comcast removed it as it was no longer required.
>
> With the technological advances made since then, is this extra two-way
> splitter still required today, or could everything now go into one splitter?
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No because comcast no longer supports analog cable.  All TV's in your house
must either have a digital cable box, a digital dvr box or an analog to
digital convertor or you won't get any channels.  I believe they started
this about a year ago and sent out notices that you could get 2 free
convertors.

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