06-28-2012 04:51 PM
06-28-2012 07:05 PM
Same exact box,same problem. I was told that no boxes in the Bartlett area were compatible. But that's why I traded in my other box and was told OH YES it will work with your iphone and Ipad. It will not work with any internet device. It says I do not have a box that is compatible hate seeing these commercials saying how this service is so great, well if it is..... Then why can't I have it? I am certainly paying enough. And I am a longtime customer.
07-19-2012 11:31 AM
I have been told that only the Motorola boxes can use this feature. I went in to my local Comcast center with my Cisco box and they said that these boxes do not work. I asked if I could trade it in for a Motorola box and was told that in my area, they are not available. I was then told that they should be available by year end. What gets me is that I spead a lot of money every month for their service. Since I spend so much money, I want every perk they have out there and in a timely fashion. This is taking way too long. Most likely the Motorola box won't come to my area anytime soon. I really wish I had another option in my area.
07-20-2012 06:54 PM
07-30-2012 01:59 PM
I was told the same thing by the Comcast Service Rep at Comcast's Full Service Center on Hwy70 (Bartlett Area). He stated that ALL Comcast Service Centers in the Memphis area don't have Motorola boxes and only Nashville has them. I asked when Memphis would receive them and he stated "next year maybe". That was 10 months ago. That was when the Comcast/Xfinity website listed the ALL Cisco/Scientific Atlanta boxes were incapatible with the MyDVR service and that the Motorola boxes were compatible. Now I see that their website lists my box (Cisco RNG200N) as compatible and the Comcast techs that I've spoken with via chat online and voice via phone have confirmed this, but for some reason their system will not recognize it. I've notified comcast through ALL their resources except for either mailing a letter directly to Rick Germano (I've emailed him via the link at http://www.comcast.com/Corporate/Customers/RickGCu
07-30-2012 03:14 PM
MyDVR in Cisco area's can only get it if the AnyRoom DVR option is available and ordered, which includes guide 2.0. Guide 2.0 is necessary for the MyDVR to function.
The remaining Cisco equipment will start getting guide 2.0 later this year, you will be notified, and once you get guide 2.0, you know you are getting close to receiving MyDVR.
Motorola and Cisco / Scientific Atlanta equipment is not interchangeable, there is more backend work that needs to be done than just swapping out the box.
08-04-2012 05:12 PM
JayInAlg
I have the ciscorng200 n with anyroom dvr service. I am unable to see any boxes via the Comcast site on my pc. I could see them all before upgrading to any room dvr. Comcast reps on the phone appear to be clueless. Upgrade about 5 days ago so syncing is not the issue.
Your thoughts?
08-04-2012 11:09 PM
mrpure
Email the Comcast team available to this forum at we_can_help@cable.comcast.com and give them all the details.
11-15-2012 12:59 PM
They lie. It is NOT available here and they have no idea when it will be. There tool is wrong. It's NOT your box.
01-01-2013 12:54 PM
JayInAlg
You wrote: " MyDVR in Cisco area's can only get it if the AnyRoom DVR option is available and ordered, which includes guide 2.0. Guide 2.0 is necessary for the MyDVR to function.”
Where in Comcast/Xfinity advertisements or website does it state that Comcast/Xfinity customers must subscribe to AnyRoom DVR service? I understand myDVR to be a service feature separate from the AnyRoom DVR service. Why should Comcast/Xfinity customers have to incur extra charges by upgrading to AnyRoom DVR in order to take advantage of the myDVR service feature when other Comcast/Xfinity customers can utilize the myDVR service feature as part of their regular service?
I personally utilize one DVR Cable box in my home and don’t have a need for AnyRoom DVR service. I’m certain there are many other Comcast/Xfinity customers that have similar circumstances.
You wrote: “The remaining Cisco equipment will start getting guide 2.0 later this year, you will be notified, and once you get guide 2.0, you know you are getting close to receiving MyDVR.”
Please don’t take this negatively, but are you an official Comcast/Xfinity representative that can make statements about when Comcast/Xfinity customers can expect the On-Screen Guide 2.0 programming? If so, thank you for the information. If you’re not, please don’t make such statements as this causes frustration for those Comcast/Xfinity customers who are looking for answers as to when they can expect services then to later learn that the rollout timeline posted wasn’t official and was simply a “guess”, whether factual or not, from another Comcast/Xfinity subscriber.
I realize that many Comcast/Xfinity subscribers volunteer their time to assist others on these forum sites and I, for one, appreciate and commend you all for that. However, any service rollout scheduling timelines should be posted and communicated by official Comcast/Xfinity representatives. They should be monitoring this.
You wrote: “Motorola and Cisco / Scientific Atlanta equipment is not interchangeable, there is more backend work that needs to be done than just swapping out the box."
It is my understanding from many hours of communication with online, phone and local Comcast/Xfinity service representatives that our inability to use the myDVR feature may be due to our "compatible" cable boxes, whether it is a Motorola or Cisco/Scientific Atlanta, not having the required On-Screen Guide 2.0 programming.
Is it possible to upgrade the current Cisco RNG200N On-Screen Guide to the required On-Screen Guide 2.0 via a remote firmware upgrade? I have other home theater devices, such a Samsung Blu-Ray DVD player, which can have its operating system firmware upgraded remotely instead of having to send the unit in for upgrading. Isn’t this a software issue and not a hardware issue?
01-01-2013 10:21 PM
Answers from last July do not now apply as rollouts are being done across SA area's.
Since last July, Comcast has started rolling out MyDVR features to existing SA / Cisco I-Guide boxes.
ComcastTeds doesn appear on the forums now and then. He has posted more recent rollout schedules as deployments continue.
Since this thread is old and outdated, it is now locked. Any new questions should be posted in a fresh thread.
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