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To receive HD service from Comcast, you need the following equipment: -An HD capable television -High Definition set top box, from either Comcast or a 3rd party, or; -Cable Card slot in television, or; -QAM tuner in television. In order to access all the HD channels on your service level, you must have a set top box or a cable card slot in your TV. A QAM tuner may only pick up your local channels in HD and nothing more. High Definition boxes that are currently offered by Comcast are as follows: In Motorola areas, the HD boxes that are offered are: -DCT6200 -DCT5100 (Depreciated) -DCT641x (DVR) -DCT341x (DVR) -DCH6200 -DCH641x (DVR) -DCH3200 -DCH341x (DVR) -PACE RNG110 (small black HD set top with no front clock display) In Scientific Atlanta/Cisco areas, the HD boxes that are offered are: -SA 8300HD (DVR) -SA 8300HDC (DVR) -SA 42x0HD -SA 42x0HDC -SA 3xxxHD You may also purchase a TiVO or Moxi unit for use on a Comcast system. It does require a Cable Card from Comcast, which may need a truck roll for installation.
Might also be nice to talk about what services are necessary to receive HD. For example, if you are using a cable box/dvr, you have to pay an extra fee for HD service (which I believe is really an extra rental fee for a HD-capable box). If using cablecard directly in a TV, you do not need to pay this extra fee. Comcast also doesn't make it clear that most of the non-premium HD channels are included in the Digital Starter package. Some general usage about Tivo usage with Comcast might be helpful. How does Comcast generally set the CCI flags which can restrict the usage of TivoToGo? Should also make mention of the new smaller Pace HD boxes like the RNG110 by sansri88 | |||||
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