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To get DVR with Time Warner Cable, you need to call your local Time Warner Cable business and let them know you what to add DVR to your plan. You may have to switch cable boxes though, which means a someone will have to visit your home, or wherever you have cable, and switch the boxes for you.

No. I had a field technician come by to fix some issues and asked that same question. He indicated that they would likely be in the near future.

Absolutely you can watch your old recorded programs - provided that you still have the smart card that plugs into the Dish DVR. However, you cannot record programs, so do NOT attempt to connect the DVR to the Time Warner system in any fashion. DO NOT plug ANYTHING into the Dish DVR SATTELITE INPUT coaxial jack.

There are several methods you can use to connect your old Dish DVR, depending on the model of the TV set. If it is fairly new then you should have multipul inputs on the back of the TV. Look for an open RCA input set. This would consist of one of each - red, white, and yellow round jacks grouped together. Look for the printed name designation next to the jack set (i.e. VCR, INPUT 1, INPUT 2, AV IN, AUX, etc.).

On the back of the Dish DVR you will see the same three jacks labled OUTPUT, or OUT TO TV, or something like that. Now, if you were a good boy, or girl, you saved the RCA plug cable that was previously plugged in to the Dish DVR jacks. If not, look around the house for a set. If not, then its Radio Shack time for you. The clerk will know exectly what you need.

The next step is to connect the TV and the DVR together with the RCA cable, making sure the plug colors match the jack colors. Turn on the TV and the old Dish DVR. If you did everything right then you TV should still be operating exactly like it was. Now grab the TV (not the Dish) remote control and figure out how to change the TV screen from TV to VCR, INPUT 1, INPUT 2, AV IN, AUX, etc.) There is definately a way to do it, so get someone to help you if you can't figure it out (but I know you can).

Once you have the Dish DVR on the TV screen, grab old Dish remote (check the batteries) and off you go. When you're done watching your recorded program(s) switch back to TV mode using the TV remote.

Another option, assuming that your Time Warner box is connected to your TV via a coax cable, will require a run to Radio Shack to buy a coaxial A/B switch and two short coax cables (or look around the house). Connect as follows:

1) Disconnect the Time Warner box's coax cable from the back of the TV and connect it to A/B switch jack A.

2) Connect a short coax cable to the TV (where Time Warner was plugged into) and the other end to the common (usually the center) jack of the A/B switch.

3) Connect a short coax cable to the Dish DVR OUT TO TV jack and the other end to the A/B switch jack B.

Now turn on the TV and the old Dish DVR and you should be able to swith back and forth between the two using the A/B switch. Remember that the old Dish DVR takes a while to boot up.

Another option is if both your Dish DVR and TV has an available HDMI jack. In that case, all you need is a short HDMI cable to connect the two, and then figure out how the TV remote switches your TV to the HDMI port.

In all cases the old Dish DVR will say "Searching for Signal". This is the new normal. Just press the DVR button on the remote.

Last of all - its just pretty much common sense. Hope this helps.

well ask the cable place to add it and just in case bring some goods for them

on what channel is the bold and beautiful

I don't know how you're being hacked so this answer will be pretty general. 1. Simplest way is to disconnect from the Internet -- called airgapping. Hackers can't get through air. 2. Next, buy a cheap hardware firewall. They're as little as $50 (but $150) will do. Talk to the store about how to use the firewall and specifically how to shot down ports (ports are virtual "pipes" that data flows in and out of). Shut down all the ports you don't need. The firewall should stop most any intrusion. 3. Run a virus check while you're airgapped if you can -- otherwise, go out to one of the sites that will let you test your computer for malware using the most up to date tester, and see if you can find anything the hacker left behind. I'm leaving the Datafellows site, as I know they have such a program you can use. 4. Check your IE security settings and bring them up to Medium-high. Clear all cookies and Internet history. 5. Go on the offensive. Between the firewall and Windows, you should be able to see the IP of everyone connected to your system. Us the "tracert" command from the DOS (or COmmand) window to find out where he is and what ISP/carrier he's using. If you don't like tracert, get a commercial product that does this function better. 6. Call his ISP and remote the problem. 7. If it persists, call your local authorities. If they don't know, call the FBI or Secret Service. If you call the feds, be prepared to discuss WHY they should get invovled. Identity theft and/or loss of $20,000 or more are the keys to this normally.

If you worked long enough for Time Warner to receive a W-2, it should arrive in the mail. If you do not receive it in the mail, you can go on their website or call them for assistance.

Channel 12 (for NYC)

what is the channel for bounce tv on time warner cable in milwukee,wi

Theres no telehit on time warne yet.. =(

NO. They once did but discontinued the discount program.

Yes. Because redbox is owned by Coinstar (CSTR), you can purchase their stock, and own a part of redbox.

It ain't Gillian Vigman.

There are many places where the cable listings can be viewed. The cable listings can be viewed at popular on the web sources such as TV Guide and Time Warner Cable.

YES! Time Warner Cable has Ion Channel. Regular is channel#30 and in HD it is channel#410

Old and new ones have an average of 35 hours, but new ones can even store 50 hours.

It depends on where you live. No station is located on the same numerical channel everywhere. Check your local cable provider.

TWC doesn't know what it is - they tell you they cant do anything then ask you to wait 4 days for a technician to come out- best thing to do is change cable providers

what station is the pdr on with time warner cable

It depends on the location of your service. Some use ICOMMS and some use CSG. TWC does plan to merge everything, but has not completed this yet.

yes

you cant change it. you can only choose on-screen lanuage settings, but you cant chagne the language in Time warner cable, you may call the customer service rep and have it changed. I just did so.

It is KTBN and the channel is 17 on Time Warner Cable