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Richard Pieri wrote: > Comcast is doing the same thing in Natick. I'm going through the > process to try to get the Clear QAM broadcast enabled. [...] > I tell the tech that he's going to need to go to Tier 3 to get > the encryption turned off at the head end... I'm puzzled by what you are describing. Cable TV is still mostly a broadcast medium, such that what you receive is identical to what everyone else fed by that head-end receives. And in the case where you are running the cable directly into a cable-ready TV, there isn't anything with much intelligence sitting between your TV and the head-end. (Unless your system uses addressable drops, which I doubt.) > ...I just want the basic channels, 1-26, unencrypted. So are you saying the entire town of Natick doesn't have unencrypted QAM, even for the FCC mandated over-the-air broadcast channels? (Your description makes it sound like you were working with Comcast to resolve a problem specific to your connection.) -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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