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Originally Posted by occasio 
I know many people find it hard to believe but majority of customers don't have digital in every room. Like Buckeye 911 most people have these other rooms where they aren't willing to pay another $5 for a receiver. I know I personally would hate a cable box in my kitchen unless I mounted it uper the cabinet above the TV (that's an idea).
I know many people find it hard to believe but majority of customers don't have digital in every room. Like Buckeye 911 most people have these other rooms where they aren't willing to pay another $5 for a receiver. I know I personally would hate a cable box in my kitchen unless I mounted it uper the cabinet above the TV (that's an idea).
I have all my non-STB fed TVs on one of those analog RF modulator video distribution systems, which passes the analog cable channels, along with my DVD, VCR, and converter signals on other pre determined analog channels (83, 85, and 110).
If Cox were to go all digital, I would probably just get a couple more converter boxes, and centrally locate them near the modulator system. Then by expanding and using the existing remote repeater system, give everyone their own channel to access their own converter box via remote control. This would work on any of the secondary TVs in the house.
BTW, I really like the fact that the DVR prices are coming down, it allowed me to keep my regular 6200, for faster, everyday use, next to the HDTV set, and have one of the DVRs, in my A/V closet, to use whenever needed. And now I don't hear that hard drive!
