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Tivo compatible with U-verse?
This week AT&T began laying fiber cable in our neighborhood. When the project is done we will be able to sign up for FAST (1000Mbps) internet service and also U-verse TV. I am hearing conflicting information about whether or not our Tivo DVR will be compatible with U-verse? For many years we have had Time Warner Cable (now Spectrum) and since 2000 we have always had various models of Tivo. Presently we use a cable card acquired through Time Warner to enable our Tivo to work with TW cable. Works great and never a problem. Will AT&T also make a cable card available so that we can continue to use our Tivo with U-verse? I firmly believe Tivo is superior to all other DVRs and would not consider switching to the AT&T DVR. If we can continue using our Tivo we will definitely switch to U-verse. If not we will stick with Time Warner (Spectrum.)
Caden83
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7 years ago
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GAComcastStinks
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6 years ago
Yes, same for me. So sick of Comcast, but I love TiVo
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kenotwell
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6 years ago
What a load of crap. AT&T decided it wasn't a cable company, so it neatly bypassed FCC regulations that required them to support 3rd party hardware with a cable card. I move into an apartment building that only offers uverse and/or directTV, so my Tivo box is now relegated to WiFi channels (Netflix/YouTube/Hulu, etc.) plus my library of recorded content.
Not only is AT&T not a "cable" company, they apparently aren't even an internet company since they offer no internet video content either. My my my my. Roku here I come.
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