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Comcast, they have some IGNORANT FVCKS working for them.

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Originally posted by: PaulNEPats
You have to set the HD DVR box to 1080i (or whatever your TV is capable of). You have to turn off the cable box, hit the menu button, and then set it to 1080i via the diagnostic menu.
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and i DID all that. that was what i described above. i turned off the cable box, hit the menu button etc.

Does anyone else find it ironic that the OP is talking about Comcast employing "Ignorant Fvcks" yet in the thread, he comes across as not knowing much about how to use the box he had, whether it was HD or not, whether it was a stand-alone DVR, and ultimately, the box was taken back to Comcast and now he doesn't have the box at all?

I mean...umm...
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ya, i'm sure you always sound intelligent when ranting. :roll:

btw, i know EXACTLY what i was doing, it was comcast CS Reps that didn't have a CLUE. they didn't even know what 1080i meant. they didn't know if what i was watching off their HD Channel should have bars accross the top and bottom or not.

 
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