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- 07-10-2007 11:02 PM #121
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Don't forget about Power line network interfaces. Those Power line modems go at 85Mbps (and there are some 200Mbps models). Those will work great for those who want something other than WiFi.
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- 07-10-2007 11:06 PM #122Receivers - 922, 722k with sling adapter, 211k,
Main Setup - Dish 1000.4 Den: Pioneer PDP 6020; Denon 3808ci, Paradigm 60s (fronts) and 590 (center); Living Room Panny GT25 42" Bedroom - Panny 50" G25
Tailgate Setup - 1000.2, 722k, 922, Honda Generator EU2000i, 2 Vizio 32" LCDs
- 07-10-2007 11:16 PM #123
I work for a BPL company and we use those Power Line modem (We call them PLIDs) all the time. They work pretty good and they are great for putting an ethernet jack where doesn't already exist. Using them for DBS receivers would be a perfect application for them since most people don't have etherjacks by their TVs.
- 07-10-2007 11:42 PM #124
Allright dish, you couldnt give me comcast sports net for my birthday, but I guess I will take the new additions as a subsitute
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- 07-11-2007 01:53 AM #125
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Nice! I just joined Dish Network a few weeks ago and was amazed by the number of HD channels available and this just sweetens the deal!
Comcast would take FOREVER to add new HD channels.. I think it went a couple years without any additions. Dish Network just adds them as they become available. It's nice that Dish is fighting to remain the leader and continue to offer the most HD channels. Continue on Dish Network!
(And Dish Network, PLEASE convert all HD customers to MPEG4 hardware so you can provide ALL channels in MPEG4.
They look better that way.
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- 07-11-2007 04:01 AM #126
Looks like I will be ditching Comcast in Aug. That will be 6 months after ditching Dish. Although I love the HD content and watch more HD than SD I am more excited about Setanta.
I mean have you guys come to grips yet, you will now be able to see every Manchester United game on the telly. I could have gone to DTV instead of Comcast, but I knew Dish would eventually have it and the HD channels are much better on Dish.
Now hopefully within a year an angel will deliver FSC and Setanta in "HD".
I'll drink a few cases to that.
Cheers everyone.
- 07-11-2007 06:54 AM #127
mostly from lack of effort.. I doubt anyone wants to hack pocketdish when so much effort has been put into hacking the mpeg2 keys .. unfortunately I doubt they would go through the effort on the external drive when the mpeg4 HD streams will probably fall under the same hacker interests once more S2 boxes come out ..
- 07-11-2007 08:38 AM #128
Hey, I'm with you, but take it easy. Nothing's announced yet. We've been down this road (mostly) before. Hate to see people get their hopes up and then have them dashed (which E* has been known to do). When Dish makes a whole string of announcements but one is conspicuous by its absence the most logical conclusion is that things aren't QUITE done yet. Not that they won't be, just aren't yet. Of course, no one knows.
I'm glad I had ITVN for last season but I'm not planning to go through that again. Hope I don't need to revisit D* (oh that 5 LNB dish!).
My fingers are crossed.
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- 07-11-2007 09:10 AM #129Hitachi 57F59; Sony VHP-D50Q - 7' diag on wall
DishNetwork ViP722k; DishNetwork ViP211; DishNetwork ViP211K; DishNetwork 301; 2 - TiVo Series 2's; Accurian 6000; Samsung SIR-T351; Panasonic Showstopper 2000; ATI HDTV Wonder; Hauppauge HD PVR;
Sony PS3; Toshiba HD-A3 HDDVD; SlingBox AV
Dish 1000 on 110,119&129; Dish 500 on 61.5
RS U75-R; Funke PSP.1922
- 07-11-2007 09:25 AM #130
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