Problem with COX Contour receiver
Our system has been problem free for several years, then a couple days ago I realized I could not get a signal from the main Contour receiver and the local TV. All of the other boxes (we have 3 other...
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A failed video output makes sense, but doubt Cox will just swap the box without a service call.
No, they should. It is common practice. That is why they have boxes at the Cox store.
Should I try using the coax "cable out" to the TV in lieu of the HDMI cable
Sure, that is something good to try. You wouldn't want to keep it that way because it wouldn't be in HD but it is good troubleshooting.
Coaxial cable can support HD (HDoC); however, coaxial cable cannot support HDCP.
The coaxial on the box does not output in HD AFAIK. See thread here where you even said so.
"You won't get HD via coax. You'll get HD via Component but it appears none of these units have Component."
...and beneath my post, I wrote "could" put out HD. Whether any of these boxes are engineered to output HD via its coax is one thing but coax can support HD.
Come on, you know what I was talking about. Coaxial in general can deliver HD via OTA but not via the boxes coaxial output. I think you are still grumpy over the last debate we had. Would it help if I apologized? 😀
