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<blockquote data-quote="breese" data-source="post: 1011550" data-attributes="member: 114299">mm1352000, While I do not have a CableCard, I have loaded the new code and tested against my Hauppauge card on the Digital WOW Cable connection.Scanning went well but, the HD channels Wow has QAM on were not found. I did 2 scans using Clear QAM Cable and QAM Standard. 378 total channels found.&nbsp;Thing to note is there are less options for scanningTuning Mode: ATSC Digital Terrestrial, Clear QAM Cable, Digital CableQAM Tuning Frequencies: (same as before) QAM HRC+3, QAM HRC, QAM IRC, QAM Standard, QAM Std Alternative&nbsp;For non-cablecard users, but directly connected to a Digital Cable Service, should they be using Clear QAM Cable or Digital Cable?&nbsp;Seeing I have done 2 scans with Clear QAM Cable, I am now going to test Digital Cable just to see the results.More to follow but wanted you to know that there is someone testing......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="breese, post: 1011550, member: 114299"] mm1352000, While I do not have a CableCard, I have loaded the new code and tested against my Hauppauge card on the Digital WOW Cable connection. Scanning went well but, the HD channels Wow has QAM on were not found. I did 2 scans using Clear QAM Cable and QAM Standard. 378 total channels found. Thing to note is there are less options for scanning Tuning Mode: ATSC Digital Terrestrial, Clear QAM Cable, Digital Cable QAM Tuning Frequencies: (same as before) QAM HRC+3, QAM HRC, QAM IRC, QAM Standard, QAM Std Alternative For non-cablecard users, but directly connected to a Digital Cable Service, should they be using Clear QAM Cable or Digital Cable? Seeing I have done 2 scans with Clear QAM Cable, I am now going to test Digital Cable just to see the results. More to follow but wanted you to know that there is someone testing...... [/QUOTE]

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