Justin Owades <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In order for you to
determine what you have is to contact your IT
> department or your Tele-communications group on your campus.
Ahh but thats the problem- nobody knows! I get different answers from
different phone and IT people, and everyone seems to be sure they're
right. If I plug the Tivo into a digital phone line... would it just
not work or would it actually do irreversable damage?
That being the case you can try a few things. Google the make and model
of the phone that is in the dorm. That might tell you what type of phone,
digital or analog. You might try plugging in a standard analog phone in place
of the phone in your dorm. If you get a dial tone and can dial out it is an
analog line and should work fine with your Tivo. If you do not get a dial tone
then I think you are out of luck.
Yes if you plug a Tivo into a digital phone line you could damage the Tivo.
If you plug a cheap analog phone into a digital system you probably won't
damage the phone, it just won't work.
Chris
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