Directv to Spectrum

i heard someone paying comcrap 100 bucks a month for a crappy 30 MBPS with unlimited data option. that's why i asked... the same with cox as well

 

the guy i spoke to about what he was paying for comcast every month his whole family streamed everything so. then i can see paying for unlimited. i could never use a terabyte a month myself. i'm paying spectrum 99.99 a month for a 500 meg connection. the website says 400 megs but i always average more...

 

like the world box the 110 and the 210 with no clocks the guides up in the cloud. they beta tested that box for two years before they released it and it's still a nightmare with all of the software bugs and no caller id built into the box... i heard rumours that the dvr is gonna be up in the cloud to on the new box... i am looking forward to seeing how many people ***** when the box fucks up and or they loose there internets and they cant access there dvr recordings

 

any info on this new box there testing for whole home. the only boxes i remember was the arris 3600 and maybe the cisco 9865. rectum killed off whole home they figure it's better to have seperate DVR'S in each room. because if the main box goes down it all don't go down.. the world box is there latest and greatest garbage there's no more 6 tuners boxes they done away with em as well

 

Ive got spectrum suppose to get 1000 speed. Im luckey to get 800 wired Spectrum dont do nothing too fix it

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I went from DTV to Spectrum -although I do TIVO. I've had problems with my TIVO boxes so I've been talking to Spectrum here in Maine. The only DVR boxes that they currently offer is 2 tuner and no whole home. If you have one of the older systems from when they were TWC you can still use them Who offers only 2 tuner and no whole home. I guess they are testing out cloud DVR but not ready to roll out to general customers or people, such as I do, who live in apartment complexes. No wonder people are getting rid of standard cable when offerings lack key features. They do have very good channel offerings but 2 tuner

 

A note about Spectrum's Routers.... The SAC2V1K router supplied by Spectrum Internet should not be tossed away gently. It should be thrown, with great force, against the nearest brick wall. Most of the time, a later version of a product is an improvement. Not in this case... there are absolutely no user configurable options beyond the name of the Wi-Fi network and password. Want to set your own DNS or port forwarding? LOL. I want to meet the engineer who thought that no one would hook up more than 11 devices to a home network. This was causing me all sorts of issues as I installed a batch of Kasa switches for my home over last weekend.

Fortunately, I still had my Amplifi HD router which I had recently unpacked, and it was a simple swap.... and repairing of all the devices on the WiFi. I'm hoping to get another Amplifi HD as a mesh point on my network.

 

they have the spectrum branded 210 DVR box but the signals have to be just right for that box to work if not all kinds of crazy **** will happen. and it's a 4 tuner box. good luck at trying to get a cisco 9865 or the arris 3600 whole units as they disposed of those and are putting people on the spectrum guide. the 210 box has no caller ID and no clock on the front as well the numbers on the remote don't light up but the rest of the buttons do. i would love to meet the idiot that designed that box and ask what in the hell they were thinking that day