Video Asylum

Comcast yea or nay?

67.188.217.185

Craiger56

I think a neibor's very large tree is growing into our Dish Network's beam path.

Our signal strength has slowly gotten down to 50% and drops out occasionally. Re-aiming the dish doesn't help.

I could move the Dishes to the other end of the house, but can't say I'd be too excited about doing that.

We already have Comcast cable internet, should just add TV?

Thanks, Craig

Follow Ups:

Why? - jedrider 10:44:20 06/05/12 (1)
Well, I am not very much a TV person, I guess. I hate it. My worst experience was getting various levels of elevated Comcast service and spending increasing amounts of time surfing! So, I have to ask why?

Anyway, having been in the stone ages of advanced TV for quite some time, I got a new flatscreen, internet-enabled. I did a hardwired ethernet to the set and wallah?? Well, the world at your service: Netflix, GoggleTV, Hulu, and others. I recommend Comcast's fastest internet service. It works.

I have basic, lifeline, Comcast TV service, mostly for PBS, and I am quite happy with that part. So I miss FoxNews, MSNBC, CNN. I really feel disadvantaged NOT!
- Wifey likes tv on while cooking - Craiger56 09:01:12 06/06/12 (0)
  me, big on eating, wants to provide.
  
  Thank you!

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