The last I heard about this it was simply Tivo software loaded ontop of the already bloated weak software of the Comcast boxes and didnt work worth a crap.
Now if I can buy a new Tivo Series 4 or something that will play nice with Comcast, or rather that Comcast will play nice with, then we can do business.
I am in New England and tried it on 2 sets (the dual tuner HD Tivo versions) for a few months and although I liked the features (very un-responsive though) I had quite a few issues and boxes that had to keep getting swapped out. Comcast finally told me to go back to their regular dual tuner DVR's because of all the issues they continue to have with the Tivo DVR's (this was just a couple of months ago).
"Ah, HD DVD, our old friend - we thought we'd never see you again. But there was no mistaking it, here's the logo tucked away in Chinese manufacturer TCL's booth on a China Blue HD deck next to a similar Blu-ray player."
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The last I heard about this it was simply Tivo software loaded ontop of the already bloated weak software of the Comcast boxes and didnt work worth a crap.
Now if I can buy a new Tivo Series 4 or something that will play nice with Comcast, or rather that Comcast will play nice with, then we can do business.
I am in New England and tried it on 2 sets (the dual tuner HD Tivo versions) for a few months and although I liked the features (very un-responsive though) I had quite a few issues and boxes that had to keep getting swapped out. Comcast finally told me to go back to their regular dual tuner DVR's because of all the issues they continue to have with the Tivo DVR's (this was just a couple of months ago).