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Originally Posted by
Bryan_CoxPHX 
I have not seen many, if any, TA issues reported with Cox running the Cisco TA firmware version F.1401. Are you aware of any? I have been hesitant to get any 4-Tuner device until the Cisco TA firmware is updated though.
I'm not aware of 1401 ever having been deployed anywhere, or even released by Cisco. 1402 had some stability issues, but we've gotten most MSOs (and are working on the rest) to upgrade to at least 1501. 1601 only has a few small changes from 1501, and I doubt anyone will notice any differences between the two.
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Originally Posted by
gsr 
Eric could probably provide a more definitive answer, but I'm pretty sure the tuner limit increase is generic in the sense that it doesn't care which brand of tuners you're using - it simply increases the limit on the number of tuners of each type you can have in the system.
In your case though, there isn't anything to worry about. The default limit is 4 tuners OF EACH TYPE. So you can have any combination of 4 CableCard, 4 Clear QAM, 4 OTA, etc. - so if you installed 4 of each of those 3 types, you could have 12 tuners in the system with no need to increase the limit. Where the limit increase comes into play is if you want to have 2 Ceton cards (so 8 CableCard tuners), more than 4 Clear QAM tuners, etc.
The limits are per tuner type, so by default, you can have 4 OCURs, 4 ClearQAM tuners, 4 analog tuners, etc. Our software (and Tunersalad) ups that, though our software will only work if at least one InfiniTV is installed.