I'm in the same boat right now with Bravo, TLC and Starz Edge. For some reason the signal is all over the place. I've tried multiple cable cards. The channels work fine on my Verizon STB. I'm going to check cables next. It's odd.
Joe
Joe
Random intermittent signal levels
Okay, hoping someone can provide some insight since Verizon has been useless in this regard 
Got a FIOS set up, one M-card in my Premiere. Seems like every few weeks, the signal goes haywire. One channel might have a signal level of 85, another might be 25, another might be 0. Nothing changes physically regarding wires, etc. Rebooting the TiVo does nothing. Having Verizon reboot the ONT does noting as well. This always goes away on its own after a day or two. Meanwhile, I can barely watch TV.
Verizon has not been able to figure out what is going on...everything inside my house seems okay. I do have an OOB SNR or 3 db, but otherwise the signal levels are okay (I have used attenuators as needed also).
They're sending me new cablecards, but I doubt they will solve the problem.
Any insight? Thanks!
Got a FIOS set up, one M-card in my Premiere. Seems like every few weeks, the signal goes haywire. One channel might have a signal level of 85, another might be 25, another might be 0. Nothing changes physically regarding wires, etc. Rebooting the TiVo does nothing. Having Verizon reboot the ONT does noting as well. This always goes away on its own after a day or two. Meanwhile, I can barely watch TV.
Verizon has not been able to figure out what is going on...everything inside my house seems okay. I do have an OOB SNR or 3 db, but otherwise the signal levels are okay (I have used attenuators as needed also).
They're sending me new cablecards, but I doubt they will solve the problem.
Any insight? Thanks!
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Nope, not environmental. Inside a building where wiring doesn't move nor is it accessible by people
Yes, it does affect all channels, but if there's enough signal strength those channels in particular won't be affected.
Yes, it does affect all channels, but if there's enough signal strength those channels in particular won't be affected.
Are you the only one with the problem? When it's acting up, could you have a neighbor (as close as possible) check signal levels at that location?Okay, hoping someone can provide some insight since Verizon has been useless in this regard
Got a FIOS set up, one M-card in my Premiere. Seems like every few weeks, the signal goes haywire. One channel might have a signal level of 85, another might be 25, another might be 0. Nothing changes physically regarding wires, etc. Rebooting the TiVo does nothing. Having Verizon reboot the ONT does noting as well. This always goes away on its own after a day or two. Meanwhile, I can barely watch TV.
Verizon has not been able to figure out what is going on...everything inside my house seems okay. I do have an OOB SNR or 3 db, but otherwise the signal levels are okay (I have used attenuators as needed also).
They're sending me new cablecards, but I doubt they will solve the problem.
Any insight? Thanks!
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