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Rick,
I use Mediaone and was one of the first areas to have ediaone convert the
infrastructure to digital. What this means is that they strip out the 20+
sidebands in the cable system and leave a few for programming and close
caption. This means it eliminates the sideband that BMI travels on. One
reason they do not answer you is that they probably no nothing of BMI
freeloading on their cable system. The sidebands for the lack of a simple
definition is a number of lines between frames that separate them.
That is all I know and I am not a technician but you sound like a candidate
for satellite.
Chuck Kaucher
>From: "Rick Sheffield" <sptrader@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: MediaOne Problem
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>I am currently using DBC Signal cable with MediaOne as my cable provider.
>In the past few days I've been unable to receive data via the CSPAN channel
>which has always been the most reliable. The AMC channel which DBC claims
>should work OK has not worked for me for a long time. The CNBC channel does
>work but has a problem with 2 minute lapses in data reception. When local
>commercials are shown the data is cut off .
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>MediaOne has not responded to my inquiries on this matter. Indeed I've been
>unable to find anyone at MediaOne who is even aware that futures and stock
>data is sent out via their TV signal. Are there any users out there with a
>MediaOne and DBC Signal combination who can tell me what stations are
>available to them?
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