😱😱😱😲😲😲 We're doomed!Note this could affect ANY cable system that uses SA/Cisco PowerKEY CC's, which includes Tivo's:
With Comcast, you can use the Xfinity Stream (XS) app (on a streaming media device, smart TV, mobile device, or computer) to duplicate most DVR functions, to include watching live TV or recordings, schedule or delete a recording, et al. You do not necessarily need separate Xfinity client boxes for this purpose.This raises the question... what do the cablecos offer to recreate this functionality? I have two Roamios, and four Minis, powering six TVs. I hate to think what I'd need to do to recreate this via Comcast.
One is actually streaming when doing this? Or streaming from the base DVR? Does Trick Play work?With Comcast, you can use the Xfinity Stream (XS) app (on a streaming media device, smart TV, mobile device, or computer) to duplicate most DVR functions, to include watching live TV or recordings, schedule or delete a recording, et al. You do not necessarily need separate Xfinity client boxes for this purpose.
I have been using XS quite a bit lately to record/watch Golden State Warrior games on my sister's Comcast system in the Bay Area/CA from my home in Atlanta (I am an authorized user on her account since I set it up for her). I would equate the experience to using a Mini or other similar client box in terms of functionality if not ease of use.
I believe the streaming can occur from the DVR or from cloud storage, but I have only been streaming from my sister's DVR.One is actually streaming when doing this? Or streaming from the base DVR? Does Trick Play work?
I have a Motorola cable card too shown on my cable card status screen. I’ve been through all of the pairing screens and haven’t found Powerkey anywhere.If you have a Tivo with a Motorola / Arris cable cards do you have to worry?
Are you saying this topic (high split / Charter trying to get rid of cable cards) has nothing to do with Charter customers who currently have Tivos that use Motorola cable cards and tuning adapters?Motorola &/or Arris CC's have NOTHING to do with this topic & are not affected...
Could be because your provider has changed those channels to IPTV which the Tivo can not do.What do I know, I’m only missing half the channels I’m supposed to receive and the tech told me the reason why.
The tech specifically said “high split.” I don’t know what it means and don’t really care. I just know what they did broke my service and, as usual, they are dragging their feet trying NOT to come up with a solution so they won’t have to purchase new equipment that is really just throwing good money down the toilet.Could be because your provider has changed those channels to IPTV which the Tivo can not do.
No, I'm saying it has nothing to do with the posted topic of this entire thread re: "Time Warp" I originally posted, which is at the top of this page...& (not surprisingly) has gone a tad off-course. It also affects any/all cable systems with these CC's, NOT just Charter & NOT just re: high-split.Are you saying this topic (high split / Charter trying to get rid of cable cards) has nothing to do with Charter customers who currently have Tivos that use Motorola cable cards and tuning adapters?
Any streaming is ONLY from the cloud (copies), as there is no need (nor was there most likely an easy way) for a 3rd party streamer to connect directly to a XG1 physical DVR.I believe the streaming can occur from the DVR or from cloud storage, but I have only been streaming from my sister's DVR.
I admit that I do not know how this works over Xfinity's system, but I have usually been accessing recordings labelled as coming from the DVR. None of them are from IP-only channels, so that is not the issue here.Any streaming is ONLY from the cloud (copies), as there is no need (nor was there most likely an easy way) for a 3rd party streamer to connect directly to a XG1 physical DVR.
All XG1 physical DVR's have come with the cloud counterpart for several years now, so streaming works exactly the same, regardless if you even have any model physical DVR(s). Also remember that any/all IP-only channels, are ONLY recorded in the cloud, whether you have a XG1 physical DVR or not.
Same here. Comcast on a Roamio Pro with Motorola M Card. Nothing about a PKey on the Cable Card screens. Fingers Crossed for November 2024.I'm on Comcast with a TiVO Edge using a Motorola M card. I parsed through all the CC sreens under the Settings menu and did not see any PKey text
In my history of TiVo bolt and CC w/ Spectrum/Charter and a TA when I had missing channels it was 100% signal related. There was an amplifier on the fritz a few houses down at a junction box that connects to the box in my yard that connects to my house. The engineer that came out to fix it last said weaker frequencies is what can cause some channels to be fine and other not ‘tuneable’ at all. There can be some attenuation in the signal on certain frequencies so the tuning adapter cannot lock and it’s cast as ‘missing’ channels. Hope this information helps get all your channels restored.Are you saying this topic (high split / Charter trying to get rid of cable cards) has nothing to do with Charter customers who currently have Tivos that use Motorola cable cards and tuning adapters? View attachment 77608
Thanks for diagnosing my Tivo issues, that I haven’t detailed online, from wherever you are! I’m certain your knowledge of my equipment, knowledge, setup, Charter setup, tech rolls and phone support is much more in depth than all of us put together.
What do I know, I’m only missing half the channels I’m supposed to receive and the tech told me the reason why. I bet he doesn’t know anything either.
It's like Y2K all over again. 😂Note this could affect ANY cable system that uses SA/Cisco PowerKEY CC's, which includes Tivo's:
Well, just relax. This might be the final time that takes away all your pain.Man, I am SO TIRED of TiVo being doomed!
For 20 years now, TiVo's been doomed!
(I have fond memories of signing up here, only to learn that TiVo was doomed because Replay was going to have it for lunch...)
Even in the same house as the DVR, only Xf client boxes (XiD, etc.) stream directly from the XG1, while 3rd party streamers still are streaming from the cloud.I imagine it works the same way for an on-site user utilizing XS via any client box, whether from Comcast or a third party.