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Time Warner Cable, NFL Network Finally Come To Terms
- Thread starter DToTheJ
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Too late for those of us who dropped Insight when they took NFLN off.
Not in time for last night's Panthers game.
That may have been a good thing.
Where I live, of course, the ABC affiliate aired the game. Fortunately, I have two and the other one had a good signal with an antenna.
That may have been a good thing.
Where I live, of course, the ABC affiliate aired the game. Fortunately, I have two and the other one had a good signal with an antenna.
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charles123
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DToTheJ said:
Thank god, I guess TWC got tired of hearing complaints from customers for them pulling NFL Network.
I currently live in an area that was once a Comcast service territory, and when Time Warner took over in this specific region back in '06, they waited at least few weeks until they pulled the plug, and finally after six years, they have it back.
However, the NFL Network addition didn't come without some sort of issue. NFLN was added to our area's lineup on Saturday, but, at least on my reciever, the audio came and went after three seconds, but there was no picture at all. I called TWC about this issue, and they did everything they could to fix the channel. Around 3pm my time, NFLN and its Redzone Channel finally appeared; the only game on locally at that time was the Pittsburgh-Oakland game on CBS (although most of the country got Houston @ Denver), and on Redzone, I could see parts of other games (Atlanta-San Diego, and Philadelphia-Arizona).
However, the NFL Network addition didn't come without some sort of issue. NFLN was added to our area's lineup on Saturday, but, at least on my reciever, the audio came and went after three seconds, but there was no picture at all. I called TWC about this issue, and they did everything they could to fix the channel. Around 3pm my time, NFLN and its Redzone Channel finally appeared; the only game on locally at that time was the Pittsburgh-Oakland game on CBS (although most of the country got Houston @ Denver), and on Redzone, I could see parts of other games (Atlanta-San Diego, and Philadelphia-Arizona).
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