Should I assume by this comment that if I get a receiver that has a firewire port that they have to enable it even if I'm not getting an HD package?

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Mike

On 10/30/05, Michael T. Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tom E. Craddock Jr. wrote:

> Michael Tiller wrote:
>
>> I'm interested in finding a digital cable receiver that will allow me
>> to stream (via firewire) directly to my MythTV box.  I just called
>> WOW and they said that they provide Scientific Atlanta 3100/3200
>> boxes.  They seemed somewhat vague about *exactly* what they
>> provided.  If I get really serious, I'll try to pin them down, but
>> that isn't my question...
>>
>> I notice that people talk about 3250's as having firewire ports.
>> But, what the guy from WOW said was that they had to license these
>> ports in order to use them and that WOW does not license them.  The
>> bottom line (at least according to him) is that there is no way to
>> use a firewire port on a receiver even if your receiver has such a port.
>>
>> Does this sound right?  Anybody with WOW (ideally in SE Michigan :-)
>> care to comment?
>>
>> Thanks a bunch if you can confirm (or even better, refute) this
>> information.
>
> The people @ WOW are woefully wrong.  Search this list at
> gossamer-threads (google search mythtv & gossamer-threads) for FCC and
> Firewire, youll find posts linking to the FCCs requirement of firewire
> ports as of July '04.

Perhaps wrong about not enabling the ports, but they are right about the
ports not working unless they enable them.  ;)

Mike
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