keno said:However, since Comcast bought Adelphia, and it will take several months for approvals ....
When did this happen? I thought it was still being bid on and cablevision just raised their offer??
keno said:However, since Comcast bought Adelphia, and it will take several months for approvals ....
lostcause said:When did this happen? I thought it was still being bid on and cablevision just raised their offer??
keno said:Nope, a little further along than that. Comcast and Time Warner were chosen. In this area (northern Idaho) it will be Comcast (TW will get Los Angeles). Also, the other day a U.S. bankruptcy court judge approved a breakup fee that Adelphia will be required to pay if the transaction fails to close. Now on to shareholder approval and regulatory approvals.
But the opposite is true in the winter...dark at 4:30 pm.Tahoerob said:Good to know that sundown in the summer is ~10pm!! We will have to get room darkening shgades for kids rooms.
I had a pretty complex setup. Not only speaker wiring through the walls and ceiling (all hidden), but also wires to the infra red eye for the screen, hidden cables to the projector, electric blackout blinds on the windows, and additional electrical outlets with conditioning. So, I paid a little more and hired a good qualified certified electrician. Not sure in your case who would be best.Tahoerob said:If I need to get someone to run wire for HT speakers/mount a plasma, who in the area is better????
SatelliteGAL said:I got a letter from Adelphia offering 1 free month trial of digital cable. I almost went for it but I dont like all of those analog channels. How do those channels look to all of you? Especially if any of you are in the upstate NY region. Ive had an Adelphia CSR argue with me that they are all digital and any TV can be HDTV.
truqui said:That's good to know...!!!
What I don't understand is how the channels lineups differ even within the same zipcode!
On their website for my zip there are two different zones....ironically mine is a third which isn't on the website...so now I don't know exactly which local HD's I'll get.
SatelliteGAL said:In our area of upstate NY 2 - 99 are analog and that includes TNT and SciFi. That would not sit well.
SatelliteGAL said:In our area of upstate NY 2 - 99 are analog and that includes TNT and SciFi. That would not sit well.
I live in an A$$delphia area in Gwinnett county, GA .. absolutley they suck and the PQ is horrid. I have had more outage from rain than I have ever had with satellite... Customer no service is typical.warkovision said:I'm in Los Angeles which is divided between TWC and Adelphia. I unfortunately live in an Adelphia area in the San Fernando Valley. They don't have ANY HD available here - and this is supposedly the entertainment capital of the world. It just astounds me how far behind they are in my area. They are a nonstarter here for anyone with HD desires.
Glad for you, I've heard this from others that have HD available to them..So far its been 2 years since fiber was installed im my neighborhood and still no HD.Maineiac said:Not a Voomer but had Adelphia installed last week after leaving E and never having been a cable cust. with themm in Maine They gave me 3 dual HDDVR with the first at $7.95 per month and the other 2 at $9.95 a month with a digital pack at $49 a month for 11 months and HD pack I beleive for additional $9.oo a month. The HD quality is good and the digital channels are good but the analog channels are not very good but the installer said they could be all digital by the end of the air. Receive 4 local HD channels and about 12 other HD channels. Better than any sattelite provider and no equipment cost or commitments.
pmb1010 said:I'm around the corner from you (NT) and have full service Adelphia.
For everything I pay about $150/month, 1 hd box, 1 DVR SD box, all channels, and internet.
My service is pretty good. Have Vonage for phone over IP, and it's been very stable. I can't remember the last time cable was out.
The analog 2-99 can be crummy, ghosting on some stations. I like the fact I can get Canada channels, although I've been using my Samsung HD receiver and antenna because Ch5 has been xmitting in HD...
The digital channels are overcompressed. Try to watch DIY sometime, and when they have brown background (example wood cabinets) it just shimmers and looks like sh!t.
For now, for me, cable with vonage is my best deal. The HD is OK, although Ch 4 has some trouble getting shows like CSI across without busting up on high action scenes. Ch 4 says they are working on it, so it's not adelphia's fault.