Saturday, December 24, 2011
I have ATT Uverse, how do I get a new IP address?
I've tried ipconfig/release and ipconfig/renew but that doesn't do the trick (as I knew it wouldn't). I have ATT Uverse and is replacing the cable/router (portal box thing) the only way of getting a new IP address?|||Yes the only way you might be able to know that the IP address is truly changed is by having a new Residential Gateway installed for you. This would cost 55 dollars from a technician to come and do this though. Another thing you can try is accessing the Residential Gateways system GUI. This can be done by going to 192.168.1.254/mdc . In this you can select resets and select reset ip. Be warned that going into this is all on you and be careful what you select. Also you will need the system password on the side of the Gateway to log into the device. Hope that helps.
How can I use my vcr recorder with my uverse tv reciever?
You will need to connect the outputs from your UVerse TV reciever to the inputs on your VCR.
Here are some general recommendations*
For sound, hook both the red and white round connectors on your UVerse set top box to the red and white input connectors on your VCR. (Important, your VCR may have both input and output connections that look the same... you need to connect to the input connections on your VCR)
For video there is probably a round yellow connection that looks the same as the red and white connections. Connect the round yellow connector to the round yellow connector on your VCR. (Again, use the input connectors on your VCR)
Once you have the connections made, tune your UVerse box to the channel you want to record, and start the recording on your VCR.
(Note... If what you want is for your VCR to change the channel then record at a specific time, you are more or less out of luck. Unless you have an unusually advanced VCR, it probably does not have the ability to change channels on other devices (i.e. your Uverse Set Top Box) If this is what you want to do, I would encourage you to look into the DVR features on your UVerse DVR box.)
Good Luck
*Note, my recommendations are very general... Depending on your VCR you may have other/better options. But I tried to give suggestions that I thought would work for most VCRs.
Here are some general recommendations*
For sound, hook both the red and white round connectors on your UVerse set top box to the red and white input connectors on your VCR. (Important, your VCR may have both input and output connections that look the same... you need to connect to the input connections on your VCR)
For video there is probably a round yellow connection that looks the same as the red and white connections. Connect the round yellow connector to the round yellow connector on your VCR. (Again, use the input connectors on your VCR)
Once you have the connections made, tune your UVerse box to the channel you want to record, and start the recording on your VCR.
(Note... If what you want is for your VCR to change the channel then record at a specific time, you are more or less out of luck. Unless you have an unusually advanced VCR, it probably does not have the ability to change channels on other devices (i.e. your Uverse Set Top Box) If this is what you want to do, I would encourage you to look into the DVR features on your UVerse DVR box.)
Good Luck
*Note, my recommendations are very general... Depending on your VCR you may have other/better options. But I tried to give suggestions that I thought would work for most VCRs.
Why do I only get up to 45 recordings on my AT&T uverse DVR?
My friends DVR has like 160 and I read people can actually get up to 203. Why does mine only get to 45?|||It depends on your DVR hard drive (if they vary from model space) and the program/movie hours. Movies take lots of space than 30-minute programs.
Was there a mass wireless problem with ATT Uverse?
On April 4th my wireless internet lost all connections. I don't know what the problem is as there appears to be nothing wrong with my wired internet, but I was talking around and a few others had the same problem I am having. Like I said, the only problem I am having is my wireless internet, my phone, cable and wired internet is working just fine.|||It's not likely that this problem has anything to do with the AT%26amp;T U-Verse network. Your wireless Internet, as you know, is a link between your laptop and your Residential Gateway (the U-Verse modem-router). In that sense, it's not too different from a wired connection to your computer; the signal just gets to the RG a different way.
Your problem almost certainly has to be something unique to your installation--something between your RG and your computer.. If you know of others having similar problems, that's not unusual, and it's equally common with all systems, not just U-Verse.
Your problem almost certainly has to be something unique to your installation--something between your RG and your computer.. If you know of others having similar problems, that's not unusual, and it's equally common with all systems, not just U-Verse.
Do anyone know how to program a Uverse remote to a LG LD350 TV?
I got a LG LD350 TV and have tried programing a U-Verse Remote to it, and none of the LG codes work and I sat there for 5 minutes holding the play button down trying the auto program mode. Does anyone know if they even have a code for this TV??|||See the link below for the U-Verse remote code list. Notice that LG appears under two headings, "TV" and "HDTV."
I would start with the 3 codes under "HDTV" since you have a fairly new HD set. If none of those work, start with the codes in the other column, under "TV."
LG is a major brand, so it's reasonable that AT%26amp;T is going to have your code somewhere on this list. I used it with three other sets (Vizio, Samsung, Sharp) with no problem.
I would start with the 3 codes under "HDTV" since you have a fairly new HD set. If none of those work, start with the codes in the other column, under "TV."
LG is a major brand, so it's reasonable that AT%26amp;T is going to have your code somewhere on this list. I used it with three other sets (Vizio, Samsung, Sharp) with no problem.
Which answering machine not att works best with uverse?
want to discontinue voice mail on att uverse and hook up a separate answering machine that will still work and not interfere with att uverse . which one can you recommend ?|||any answering machine will do...
voicemail is probably bundled with the cost of the service, and it is probably better to keep the voicemail instead of replacing it with an answering machine...
voicemail will still take messages when you are on a phone call, and answering machine will not....
voicemail will still take messages if there is a trouble with your phone service, an answering machine will not...
voicemail will still take messages if there is a power outage in your house... an answering machine will not...
you could connect an answering machine to your phone line and not cancel the voicemail - but you would have to make sure that the answering machine was set up to answer with less rings than your voicemail was..
a better option would be to look for a phone that has a voicemail indicator light on it, so that you can see when there are messages waiting for you on your voicemail..|||can not email you, nor contact you via pulse...
most brands have phones that have voicemail indicator lights on them.. check the packaging, or the salesman at your local electronics dealer.. i would try to stick with panasonic DECT phones..
|||Any common answering machine should work with U-verse digital phone service. I have two friends who do it with no problem.
voicemail is probably bundled with the cost of the service, and it is probably better to keep the voicemail instead of replacing it with an answering machine...
voicemail will still take messages when you are on a phone call, and answering machine will not....
voicemail will still take messages if there is a trouble with your phone service, an answering machine will not...
voicemail will still take messages if there is a power outage in your house... an answering machine will not...
you could connect an answering machine to your phone line and not cancel the voicemail - but you would have to make sure that the answering machine was set up to answer with less rings than your voicemail was..
a better option would be to look for a phone that has a voicemail indicator light on it, so that you can see when there are messages waiting for you on your voicemail..|||can not email you, nor contact you via pulse...
most brands have phones that have voicemail indicator lights on them.. check the packaging, or the salesman at your local electronics dealer.. i would try to stick with panasonic DECT phones..
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|||Any common answering machine should work with U-verse digital phone service. I have two friends who do it with no problem.
I thought i heard somewhere that you can watch att uverse on xbox 360?
if this is possible what is required? other than the $100 you need to make it work, will they charge you as if its another HD receiver? And how do they make it work i mean where or how do you plug the cable in to the xbox?|||I have never heard of being able to watch any other video service other than Netflix. Sorry.
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