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![]() "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "Don White" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: We am getting digital cable installed tomorrow by Comcast. Digital receivers w/remotes will be installed on 2 sets, neither of which are HD. We have a total of 8 TV's in the house, and I am hoping the picture quality improves on the other 6 sets also. Is there anything special I should make sure they take care of during the installation? TIA ;-) Years ago I ran a lot of the original coaxel cable and splitters myself using Radio Shack connecters to the 'extra tvs. I asked the installer to upgrade the connectors to what they are using. I wouldn't count on the analog tv's getting better... just the ones connected to the digital cable box. We had the service installed this afternoon on 2 TV's (family room and our bedroom) and the picture quality is indeed much better. Per your suggestion I also had the tech change all the splitters I had and change the connectors on the coax. The result is improved picture quality in all rooms. We are on a basic plan with some 200 channels including 7 Encore movie channels that play movies recently running in the theaters. Although my wife was reluctant on getting this she became pretty happy once she saw the movies she could watch with this basic package. Thanks to you and Richard for the feedback and suggestions. ;-) 200 channels? 200 TV channels? On Basic? That's a hell of a lot more than we get on SuperRipoff, or whatever we have. Are you counting "music" channels? OK, you made me count the number of channels........it is actually 164, not including the music channels. |