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What Cable and Internet Service is more reliable than others? I want a good Service at a good price. Any help?

I am moving into my first apartment and I want to try to save as much money as I can with my bills and at the same time pay for the better service. The two services that I definitely need are Cable TV and Internet Service (ex. DSL, FIOS, Optimum, etc.). Is Verizon Fios a better service that Optimum Online? Would I be better of using Cable as my Internet Service (ex. TimeWarner, RoadRunner, etc.) ? I will be moving in on the 19th of Sept. which is the day of my Wedding..YAY..
and I want to have a good reliable Internet Service and Cable for my T.V but I am not sure which company to use or which way to go. I want a good service at a good price, does anybody have any ideas?
I am hearing people say Optimum Online is good, some people say Verizon Fios is good, but I need a Good reliable Service at a decent price, I want to minimize the amount of bills I have. Is there anybody out there that could help me out with making the right decision? Any advice would be appreciated... Thank You

The following was cut and paste from another answer I gave about FiOS, but with a few corrections.

I've had FiOS now for about 3 years; The whole installation process was rather painless. The 1st year, I only had the Internet service (as FiOS TV was not yet available). The discount you get with the triple-play package makes it very enticing, but what is keeping me is the quality.

Internet: I currently have 20 Mbps down (coming into my house) by 5 Mbps up (going out). That's up from the original 15 Mbps/2 Mbps service I had due to equipment upgrades Verizon did. I got the upgrade at no additional cost or contract extension (although I did have to call and request it; it was not automatic). If you have a fast site as your source - Nvidia.com comes to mind as they make large game demos available often - I really can see 20 Mbps (2.5-2.6 MBps - bytes not bits) sustained downloads. I can download a CD's worth of data in under 5 minutes. Additionally, my ping times (latency) is very low. Not a big deal for browsing the Internet so much as it is to play online games on remote servers.

You will get a wireless router with your Internet installation. The brand & model varies over time. Mine was a D-Link 624. I believe they use ActionTec now. Technically, since what you get is a standard Ethernet connection out of the FiOS equipment, any router will work.

Phone: The phone service is .. well. phone service. There's nothing special about it, IMO, There is one caveat, however. As part of going to FiOS, Verizon disconnected the copper lines that run to my house. That copper line has probably been released and used for another customer, so I essentially have no copper-based service any more. This is not a problem unless you want to switch back for some reason. Since I have no copper provisioned, I doubt that I could be a customer of any DSL ISP or competitive phone company until a copper line could be re-provisioned. Copper lines are scarce where I live and can take weeks to get provisioned.

FiOS TV (aka FiOS Video Service): FiOS TV is nothing short of incredible if you have an HD TV to view it on. The bigger the better. I was a DirectTV subscriber (for several years) prior to getting FiOS TV. I was simply floored by how much better the FiOS TV looks on the same equipment. The channels are so much clearer - especially the HD channels, but even the SD channels are better because FiOS has enough bandwidth to not need the compression DirectTV (and many cable companies) have to use. Like DirectTV (and cable), each TV requires a set-top box (STB). HD TVs need an HD STB or HD DVR to view HD content.

I have the "premier" package with local channels. Not HBO or Cinemax. If you go to http://www22.verizon.com/content/FiOSTV/Templates/ChannelLineup.aspx?NRMODE=Published&NRNODEGUID={F70C44DD-D8E5-4BA1-8218-1D2C086BFB7A}&NRORIGINALURL=%2fcontent%2ffiostv%2fchannel%2blineup%2fchannel%2blineup.htm&NRCACHEHINT=ModifyGuest and put in your zip code, you can see what you would get with that. There has been a couple price increases in the FiOS TV rates, but they are still cheaper than DirectTV was for me and way cheaper than cable (in my area).

One recommendation is if you decide you want a (an HD) DVR to record shows, ditch the Verizon DVR and buy a TiVo HD DVR outright. The Verizon HD DVR (by Motorola) is buggy (i.e., crashes while recording shows and loses content) and much less intuitive to use. Verizon will rent you a pair of cable cards (they are required offer them to by law) at $4-5 each/month. Two cards are needed for the two tuners in the TiVo DVR so you can watch live TV and record at the same time (or record two shows at once). The TiVO service costs about $12/month, but that plus the cable cards totals to less than the multi-room DVR I was renting from Verizon. It pays for itself in about a year. Loosing the headaches and cursing from dealing with the Verizon DVR: priceless. The TiVo Desktop software for my computer lets me watch recorded shows off the DVR. It doesn't let me program the DVR though. (There is a web interface with TiVo's site that does.)

Physical: What you will get is a fiber line run from the nearest junction to your house. There, it is connected to a Optical Network Terminal (ONT) that will be mounted to the side of the house. Mine is about a foot square. From there, they will punch a hole through to where they can mount the battery back-up unit (BBU). It's the same idea as a UPS for your computer and will be plugged in somewhere (nearby) in your house. Your TV (coax line), telephone (copper), and Internet (RJ-45 Ethernet) all come from the ONT. They may come into your house through the same hole the BBU line runs or whatever makes the installation simpler. In my case, the Internet runs through next to the BBU, the TV coax runs along the house and into the attic (where my DirectTV coax already was),.and the copper phone line run around the side of my house to the original telephone demarc

 

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Have you ever joined a wedding celebration? If you have, then definitely you will agree that this occasion has many wonderful memories. The place is spectacular, almost dreamlike. The food is great. The ceremony is solemn. The lobby is an explosion. The messages to the newlyweds is very warm and touching. The kiss, dance, exchange of vows and the marriage ceremony itself is very romantic. All these things are worth preserving for, it is worth remembering and worth documenting.

People today have more ways to keep these memories alive. One is through photos. Second is to remember. Third is through videos. Among the three, the magic of video has taken a different level to the wedding celebration of life, it can be years. If you have not hired a professional to do this for you on your wedding day, then you can have someone in the family do it for you with a simple use of the camcorder.

A camcorder to make if they intend to hire a service to cover their wedding. Although it is a fact that the cameramen have high-tech devices today, but if you can pay, you have your wedding recording made in a traditional manner. All family members can do it for you the same time that his team can capture a minimum of 30 frames per second.

Once all done, you really can edit and add background music or subtitles to the videos. But first things first: you have to have a port on the computer that allows you to transfer these files. These ports allow cable connector for video cameras to be attached to the computer for the computer can recognize the device. If it's a USB connector, then it should not be a problem. However, some camcorders may require special video card to be recognized.

The next thing to do is make sure you have setup on your camcorder. This will allow your PC to communicate with the device. They are called conductors. If not installed on your PC, your PC will automatically request that once it has been recognized by the system. After being installed, you are ready to transfer files.

However, their video outputs can not be as wonderful as professionals do. Most of them are equipped with embedded software for video editing. If you want to have this advantage then make sure you have software that lets you add music, effects and text to your home recording weddings. You can edit on your own if you think you are well versed in regard to programs computer. Just one more thing, make sure that this software is viable with the type of video format is.

Once you've finished doing the editing, can be saved on your hard drive for future viewing. You can do this if you have a lot of space on your computer. You can also save on CD or DVD, but just remember that can be played in the kind of players you have at home.

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Do not worry if you have not hired a professional videographer to make work for you. If you have a personal video camera and someone who knows how to operate it, you're ready to go. However, if you want more for your videos and get editing software to make them more exciting.

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