Hello patrickgearhart,
I will be more than happy to help with your service issue. What issue are you having that you need to reset cable box? Also please provide me with the serial number to the box that you are having issues with.
Hello patrickgearhart,
I will be more than happy to help with your service issue. What issue are you having that you need to reset cable box? Also please provide me with the serial number to the box that you are having issues with.
try the second method if none of the codes work.
This symbol shows up on my box just below where the red "Rec" shows up when recording. (The symbol is there whether the "Rec" is active or not). I can find no reference to this symbol in the manual for the box or anywhere else. Box works fine, just curious!
I have a Samsung tv connected to a comcast HD cable box with dvr. I'm trying to connect my samsung blu ray player via hdmi to my tv, but I get no signal. I've tried re-booting with no luck. Why won't it connect? Should be pretty simple unless I am getting blocked by the cable box. What should I do? Thanks
How can I change the tv volume to be controlled with the cable remote so I don't need to use two remotes? I've tried looking in "menu" but cannot find how to do it.
Just a final note here to close the loop. The regular DTA that we had on the wide-screen HD TV that I mentioned has now been replaced by an HD DTA, and that TV is now getting the HD channels. For no extra cost. That's a real move up for the TV's user, since HD is so much better on that TV than SD. Upscaling isn't it's strong suit, for sure.
Love it, thanks very much for pointing me in this direction. I had no idea *smile*.
Another side benefit is that we have always had problems with HD here. Comcast put an amplifier on our line, which took care of the tiling problems we were having. We still get the occasional blip in the audio on HD shows, but things are working well on the whole. The Comcast guy that put in the HD DTA also took a look at our underground cable feed and saw errors there. So if things get bad enough we do have an area that can be improved. I'm happy about that as well.
Anyways, thanks!
Connect the blu-ray via HDMI to the TV. Use the remote that came with the TV to select that HDMI input.
comcast.com/remotes
Did that get "no signal check the cable connections and the settings of your source device" did that too...
We are having the exact same issue today with our TiVo Bolt, which we have had for several months. At least a dozen channels we've gotten just fine are no longer coming in. The error code is V58. Any suggestions? Thanks!
The comcast box has nothing to do with your DVD player. Put in a DVD, select play, use the TV remote to select the DVD input.
steve-5 wrote:
- Can you get more than one DVR from Comcast ?
Yes you can.
Hello,
Thanks for your help. This is working now.
snjenks wrote:Missing my recordings
Try pulling power from the DVR, let sit 10 seconds and plug back in, Allow DVR to fully come power up and come online and test to see if the recordings have reappeared. If not, call into Comcast @ 1-800-266-2278 or 1-800-934-6489 as your DVR may need to be swapped out.
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manfred123,
The Comcast Team available to the Forums has been alerted to your issue. Expect a reply in this thread or via Private Message.
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