The short answer is no. You need a compatible decoder box. You must pay
for the service. This is a public newsgroup; and is openly monitored buy
microsoft personnel who donate their time to help in this forum. A piece of
software that would decode the cable signal would be illegal, as well as
immoral. Cable theft is a federal offense in many areas. You go to jail.
You get fined. You become a documented felon. You lose your right to vote
while you are incarcerated. It is not worth it.
Bobby
"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:340801c37429$7176ad30$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Please excuse me if this is old hat but is there a
> program that decodes
> >cable TV so I can watch it on my computer?
> >
> >Thank you,
> >
> >
> >.
> >I work for Time Warner Cable, Depending on what your
> cable company is a Reg. Video card will work, however
> with the new cable systems decoding a scambled pic is
> inpossable. New cable systems use high freq. 73mhz-800mhz
> to send Digtial pics to a dgt. converter. one thing you
> could do is get a dgt. box and plug the tv out to tv in
> on your card.
> cheers
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