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 ·Time Warner Cable
| reply to tbare54
Re: iGuide A30 also in a future update Comcast could enable startover/lookback features that TWC has on iGuide A30 unless these are limited to iGuide R29 which is a special release.
I noticed that the zoom feature works on iGuide R29 as well so that has been active before A30 but in very limited release as Time Warner Cable released iGuide R29 in only LA and Dallas markets I believe unless they have gotten it to their entire motorola footprint with boxes that run iGuide.
Also closed captioning in the guide was enabled with R29 as well.
You can only display black background and white text or white text only when using closed captioning through the iGuide setup menu. The fancy closed captioning options are still setup through the power down and pressing menu one time setup menu. |
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| R29 was a special release for Time Warner Cable and the features are new to Comcast customers. |
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·Time Warner Cable
| said by joejoejeo:R29 was a special release for Time Warner Cable and the features are new to Comcast customers.
the only real benefits I see with R29 is it seems that to have improved Startover/Lookback handling as TWC seems to have need it for some reason and A28 did not work out too well for the startover/lookback features. Also R29 is basically the introduction of Lookback, Startover, Caller ID on TV, and Possibly remote DVR for TWC customers and adds features in the last two iGuide A28 updates. |
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| reply to joejoejeo
Yeah R for "RoadRunner" I guess...
I wonder why they didn't change the look of it at all? Verizon changed the look of the Fios Guide, Dish Network's Hopper and Joey are tweaked versions of the 922 HD guide look, and of course DirecTV updated their look to a new HD guide a year ago.
I'll never go to cable as long as the UI looks like Windows 1.0. |
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