Can I use my HR22-100 Directv DVR as a standalone DVR with Comcast cable

Remote Control Codes For SEIKI TVs

• DIRECTV = 10178 11687, 10178, 10835, 10056, 10150, 10463, 10156, 11498, 11401, 0178,
• Comcast = 11864, 10178, 0060.
• Cox Communications = 0178.
• Atlas DVR Device URC = 0178.
• Time Warner Cable = 0178.
• Philips = 0002.
• Bell Remotes & Dish Network = 505, 506, 516, 523, 526, 566, 573, 612, 627, 647.
• ATT U-verse = 1004.

https://codesforuniversalremotes.com/remote-control-codes-for-seiki-tvs

• DIRECTV - 10178
• Time Warner Cable - 0178
• Philips - 0002
• Comcast - 11864 or 10178
• Cox Communications - 0178
• Atlas DVR Device URC - 0178
• Bell Remotes & Dish Network - 006,363,505, 506, 516, 523, 526, 566, 573, 612, 627, 647, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 658, 659, 664, 665, 667, 669, 670, 679, 680, 704, 717, 730, 738

Different modems have different configurations - your new provider should be able to assist you in getting connected.

Seiki is 0001 remote code

I called Comcast about this today and they had me turn off the TV, unplug the DVR, unplug the coaxle cable, wait a second, rescrew in the coaxle cable, replug in the DVR. It worked! The DVR is snappy like it used to be. Such a relief because it was soooo annoying. Good luck.

probably a dying hard drive, but could just be corruption, delete all effected recordings, monitor, if issue continues delete all recordings unplug receiver for 10 minutes, monitor new recordings if continues receiver may need to be replaced

I have the same remote and need to reprogram the remote too.
Genesis X900 has anyone had any luck finding out how to reprogram this remote yet?

Vizio recommends using code 11758 or 10178 for Cable/Satellite universal remotes that use five digits such as DirecTV. For four digit Cable/Satellite universal remotes , use 1758 or 0178. For three digit Cable/Satellite universal remotes, such as Dish or Echostar, use 627. These codes typically make the Power, Volume and Mute functions work.

Buy a recorder that records both +/-R and double layer disks.
I haven't seen a Comcast dvr but you should connect it to the svideo out port of the dvr to the svideo in of the recorder and the audio out to the audio in. If the Comcast doesn't have svideo use the video ports instead

unplug all the cables except the video out and the power cord. if i loads and stays on after the 14 min. there is a cabling or dish issue. if it turns off the dvr is bad