Hi boomerbubba, yes Time Warner Cable does have a HD package in El Paso. I have the Time Warner Cable HD package and can say its actually pretty nice. They offer two HD cable boxes, Scientific Atlantic Explorer Digital Cable boxes: 3250HD and 8000HD. The 8000HD box has DVR service which works even with HD, this is what I got and is extremely nice. The 3250HD works very nice but it does not have DVR.
The current HD channels in the El Paso TWC-HD package are:
HBO HD - East
HBO HD - West
Showtime HD - East
Showtime HD - West
KTSM HD - NBC
KDBC HD - CBS
Discovery HD
TNT HD
In Demand HD1
In Demand HD2
Fox Sports Network HD
HDNet
HDNet Movies
ESPN HD
KCOS HD - PBS
I wish they would add the rest of the local HD channels, though I think I heard that they will be doing that soon. Another nice feature I wish they would have is a OTA feature that would allow you to find your OTA channels with an antenna.
One bad note about Time Warner Cable is that a lot of their cable installers, don't know how to set up the HD receivers properly when they put them in peoples homes here in El Paso. The cable receivers have to be set up to work in 1080i or 720p when they are initially installed, otherwise they will only show programming in 480i. It happend to me twice, where the installer installed the receiver and left it on 480i only. I had to go to Scientific Atlantic's website to get an online manual for the 8000HD box to set up the box properly myself to work in 1080i.
But other than the installation-set up problem, TWC HD-DVR seems to be a good deal for me here in West Texas.
The current HD channels in the El Paso TWC-HD package are:
HBO HD - East
HBO HD - West
Showtime HD - East
Showtime HD - West
KTSM HD - NBC
KDBC HD - CBS
Discovery HD
TNT HD
In Demand HD1
In Demand HD2
Fox Sports Network HD
HDNet
HDNet Movies
ESPN HD
KCOS HD - PBS
I wish they would add the rest of the local HD channels, though I think I heard that they will be doing that soon. Another nice feature I wish they would have is a OTA feature that would allow you to find your OTA channels with an antenna.
One bad note about Time Warner Cable is that a lot of their cable installers, don't know how to set up the HD receivers properly when they put them in peoples homes here in El Paso. The cable receivers have to be set up to work in 1080i or 720p when they are initially installed, otherwise they will only show programming in 480i. It happend to me twice, where the installer installed the receiver and left it on 480i only. I had to go to Scientific Atlantic's website to get an online manual for the 8000HD box to set up the box properly myself to work in 1080i.
But other than the installation-set up problem, TWC HD-DVR seems to be a good deal for me here in West Texas.


















