Some New U-verse User Installation Questions

below is some questions from new u-verse user from forum :
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1. I know that everything is basically run the main recipient (will be in the living room) but what about the other receivers to talk to it? I do not have in my room just CAT5e persuade. I have to run CAT5e? (MAJOR cultivated as everything is finished)

2. I have a great home theater set up. I have read that the U-Verse NOT supports Dolby Digital 5.1? Is that true?

3. Is there a way to watch your U-verse on a PC connected to the router through the software? Then I do not need a receiver-3.

4. I read that some of the newer install is not FTTH FTTP is this true? How do I know? Women in sales does not know.

5. I like to download movies to iPhone, etc. MUCH I pixellate bandwidth of HD TV’s? If I get the internet package better if bandwidth is not only the internet, but to the recipients so that they will not pixellate?

Answer:

1. U-verse IPTV package can be transported from the U-verse Residential Gateway (RG) to U-Verse DVR or non-DVR set-top boxes (STBs) through Cat5e or through persuasion. If you’ve persuaded available at your location requires U-verse STB, there is no longer needed.

2. U-Verse does not support Dolby Digital 5.1. This is available on the optical TOSLINK output on the back of the DVR / STB, and via HDMI. To activate it, you need to go to the menu and switch the audio from Stereo to Surround. 5.1 is only available on HD channels (and depending on the program, of course) – 2.0 SD channels are audio only. There are some people who experience audio dropouts when using the short 1/2-second Dolby Digital 5.1, but the others do not. This seems a bit depending on the type of audio receiver is used. AT & T is currently working on this issue.

3. There is no software available that will allow you to watch TV on your PC. To watch TV on your PC, you need a U-Verse DVR / STB receiver, and a video capture card.

4. 90% of U-verse installation of fiber to the node (FTTN), where the fiber comes to the big cabinet adjacent to the neighborhood (this is called VRAD cabinets), and their relationship to the house of a copper cable. A small number of U-verse installation in the new environment is the fiber to the location (FTTP), in which the fiber ends in addition to your home. FTTP installations that do not have the additional feature of FTTN installations – they both provide the same services. There is no way for sales teams at AT & T to find out what type of installation you will get – just a line technician will know that once they get to your house and assess the situation.

5. Internet downloading will not interfere with the TV. U-verse IPTV system QOS make decisions about IP traffic and giving priority to different services. VOIP> IPTV> Internet. Thus, in terms of bandwidth problem, slow internet speeds to make room for VOIP and IPTV have enough bandwidth for uninterrupted traffic.

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