u/TennisKey839

So, with spectrum coming up to rename their tv plans to compete with YouTube TV, do we think they will eventually let go of the "You must have internet service to stream TV" thing?

I loved spectrum tv, but hated their internet, hence why I switched to AT&T Fiber. If they can do this, they will definitely earn customers back, and I'm sure that would help them considering all the customers they are losing from internet service.

And no, I do not want the cable box only service. I have done away with cable boxes for a long time and really prefer streaming, and no I do not want YouTube TV or Fubo or DirecTV, they all seem pretty pricy and not worth it.

Hey all.

I made a post yesterday regarding a delayed package, and it turns out they sent it to the wrong facility. It’s gonna get to my local facility tonight since it’s only an hour and a half away and normally there are trucks every night from where my package is (Greensboro) to Charlotte (Charlotte).

This package was very important for me to get, and I was told it would be there Thursday and the delay happened and I’m gone the entirety of next week and I need this before I leave. And since UPS doesn’t deliver on Saturdays, and my estimated delivery date is Monday, I would prefer to just drive down to the facility to get it if possible.

I appreciate the help.

Hey all.

I currently am building a PC, and PCPP is saying I need an adapter, but I see mixed reviews everywhere saying I DONT need the adapter while some say I do need it.

I do not care if there is a performance difference, but wouldnt I just be able to plug them in? Or does the Generation of the cable really matter that much?

For reference, I am using the Vector V100R case from Lian Li and my motherboard is an Asus TUF GAMING B650E-E WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard. I appreciate anyones advise!!

Hey all.

I am currently building a PC and getting the parts for it, it is mainly a budget PC build.

But I just have a quick question regarding the cooling, how is the AMD cooler that comes with the CPU? I might slightly overclock the CPU and I know that might generate some heat.

Thanks!

Hey all.

I was looking over the FCC broadband map, and spectrum high split is showing available in various parts of my town, but it’s maybe only like 1 house in neighborhoods. I checked the addresses on spectrums site and the broadband label did not advertise high split speeds, nor 2000/1000 speeds.

I am currently an AT&T Fiber customer but have been interested in trying out spectrum when high split becomes available, so I wouldn’t have been getting high split maintenance emails.

Any help would be appreciated!

Hey all.

My fiber is currently out and getting a technician tomorrow morning. Can I use my att wireless backup in the meantime? I currently don’t see an option for it on my app.

Thanks!

Hey all.

Just looking to see if anyone knows about high split progress in 28078, and for my address.

Thanks!

Hey all.

I currently am in need of an outdoor OTA antenna, I have tried some indoor antennas, and due to the area I live in it is kinda difficult to get a good signal in all rooms, especially downstairs. So, I looked into an outdoor one to run directly to my old spectrum junction box where all the coax connects to my home. None of this equipment is in use because I have AT&T Fiber, and I would love to reuse the old directv satellite dish mount on my roof considering there is already a coax cable ran to it, but its too high on my roof. The antenna will be on the back of my house, so my house will be blocking some of the signal coming from Fox, NBC, and CBS, but judging by my rabbitears report it should be fine. Just looking to see what your opinions are!!

Rabbitears report: https://www.rabbitears.info/s/2696136

Antenna: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PQC5RSV?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ct_G9PYM98CE5N8Z7V59Q3G

Coax Cable: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5P82JDJ?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ct_G9PYM98CE5N8Z7V59Q3G_1

Coax Crimper to reterminate cables: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW1LTTN9?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ct_G9PYM98CE5N8Z7V59Q3G_2

Power Inserter Splitter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005Y12UH6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A2XGP1NX2U0YCC&psc=1

Coax Splitter/Amp: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/rocketfish-4-output-coaxial-amplifier-silver/J2FPJK7J4X/sku/9449135?utm_source=feed&extStoreId=&ref=212&loc=SaleEvent&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=4&gad_campaignid=23857982289&gbraid=0AAAAAD-ORIjwzF1q6kIp6zOf6_tZees_V&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoMXQBhDcARIsAH-eEtuvkmP-h4mu12OxsM5qPCY71-ooSZCFQVOwxRdRrAGOcN3dFeshvrcaAicuEALw_wcB

Reposted due to title because some got mad over it.

Rosey was in his swing and had to back off twice due to people talking, for context, Rory yelled HEY while the volunteers there did the whistling and did the usual “Quiet please” before each swing.

If you’re coming to a golf event, please know the rules around the course.

Good evening all.

I currently am an AT&T Fiber customer, I dumped spectrum 1 year ago for the more reliable and faster service, and I just have a couple questions.

I used to have Spectrum TV, and I am now starting to realize that Spectrum TV was worth it for a good price. The issue is that I want to keep my AT&T Fiber, but I dont want cable boxes all around my house considering the $18 price tag for each in 7 rooms, and I am just concerned if spectrum still blocks streaming every single channel if it detects a non spectrum IP Address.

Option 1: I did an online chat with Spectrum, and they told me that if I wanted to stay with AT&T Fiber and just get spectrum TV and be able to stream, I would just need 1 cable box, and I could stream on the rest of the TVs using an AT&T Fiber IP Address and get access to all the channels, this I am concerned about because I am not 100% sure it is true.

Option 2: I get Spectrum Internet and TV and just get either 100 MBPS or 500 MBPS and just have the TVs paired to that WiFi connection, and use the spectrum router as a failover incase my fiber goes down, I am extremely lucky to have great pricing on my fiber to be able to do this ($27 a month), and it would be nice to have considering I am located in an area with very slim cell signal.

I appreciate any input yall have.