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Pixilation
Most if not all Xfinity channels are pixilated. I’ve spoken with several friends in my community (St. Lucie west) to find they also have the same issue.
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Most if not all Xfinity channels are pixilated. I’ve spoken with several friends in my community (St. Lucie west) to find they also have the same issue.
XfinityJon
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5 months ago
Good afternoon user_vobhpc. It is definitely frustrating when the picture acts up. I am more than happy to assist you further with this. What troubleshooting steps have you taken so far?
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user_opkix1
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5 months ago
We are in Evergreen, Co and have had 3 techs out and all boxes for internet and cable replaced along with rewiring etc. It still persists and has for almost 2 months now. It is very frustrating to say the least since we pay so much for all of this. “Talking” to techs online is infuriating as they have their 1,2,3 steps and insist on starting at the beginning EVERY SINGLE TIME!! This all started near the middle of August when they notified that they were “upgrading” at the poles. This has affected our entire neighborhood, and Xfinity does not care at all about listening to us when we tell them when it started and it’s not a problem in our houses. We are all done. Best insult….a $10 credit. We are all dumping Xfinity.
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user_s67loe
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2 days ago
So, has this problem been resolved by Comcast yet? I am also experiencing this same problem.
Let's get on the ball Comcast!!!!!
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user_s67loe
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42 minutes ago
Evidently Comcast does have an issue, see above posts. The root cause may be cabling as you suggest. If it is, your video equipment should be more tolerant of the interference generated by your newer gateways. I only experience video issues when I generate internet traffic. It can be as little as opening a new browser tab. My suggestions? Your cable attached video equipment should be able to monitor signal strength and allow your technical support team to view it remotely. This would take some of the guess work out of troubleshooting. If it is determined to be a signal issue, the customer should have the option to replace their cable attached video equipment with wifi connected equipment. Lastly, and I know this is a little late, but you should not give the newer style gateways to customers with cable attached video equipment.
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