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| Moving Pictures This area is for discussing any technology that creates moving pictures. Topics in the past have covered favorite avant garde films, old TV sitcoms, animation, current trash TV, TV news, making movies, home brew video, video equipment, and multimedia. |
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#1
 2001-06-22, 22:56
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lensull 
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clearing up cable tv
Until yesterday, I was paying Cox Communications $80 a month for cable internet and cable tv. That's just TOO much $$! I can't live with out cable internet, so I canceled my cable tv subscription. I still get channels 2 and 3 nice and clear on my tv, but everything else is fuzzy. Is there a way to clear this up so that I will have cable again?
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#2
 2001-06-27, 06:48
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Re: clearing up cable tv
Well, this is going out on a limb here, but couldn't you resubscribe?
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#3
 2001-07-16, 19:29
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[C][R][U][S][T] ![[C][R][U][S][T] is offline](../../images/statusicon/user_offline.gif)
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Re: clearing up cable tv
yes there is a way to clear it up. follow your cable line outside. somewhere between your house and the node where it connects to the system (probably rigt beside the node thing) there should be a little cylinder on your line. this is a signal filter. remove it by any means possible. your TV should be back
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