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Anyone know if there is a way to get your AT&T U-verse signal to your PC to watch TV on your PC?
I've recently purchased a Hauppauge 2250 (TV card) for my PC only to find that I can't find a way to get my also recently subscribed AT&T's U-verse signal from the U-verse top box to my PC to watch TV on my PC.
Does anyone know how to get the U-verse signal to your PC to watch TV on your PC?
The U-verse top box and my PC take the same Ethernet signal from the new AT&T modem. The new AT&T modem only excepts a telephone "cable" signal.
The top box has a cable connection to TV that I used but I did not get a signal from it to my PC? I am doing something wrong here?
I am currently getting the local digital air TV which are just a few stations.
I really would like to take advantage of my new Hauppauge 2250 TV card to view and record my U-verse channels.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
John
1 Answer
- classicsatLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
That card does accept analog video signals on channel 3, at least from RF, so you at least can manually record from the Uverse box RF out. That card has A/V in, so you can use that with your Uverse box.
In no way can you use your computer (with or without a tuner card) to directly "tune" Uverse channels likely you can tune antenna or channels from traditional cable, using a TV tuner card. You need the Uverse box to tune the channels to provide A/V for the TV card. To change channels on the Uverse box from the computer software, you would need an IR blaster.
