DishONLINE Download Speed

**KenB123** · 09-27-2009 09:49 AM

I just hooked up my 622 to the internet. I went into DishONLINE and tried a couple free downloads. The progress meter shows me downloading at about 1.00 Mbps. The meter also shows that is changes between 1.00Mbps and 'stalled'. This occurs for the duration of the download.

Is this the normal download speed? What about the 'stalled' that keeps occuring?

**Scott Greczkowski** · 09-27-2009 09:51 AM

I am getting slightly over 4.00MBPS as I type this now.

DishOnline's speeds have increased greatly a few months ago. Now only if they would make stuff orginaized instead of having everything on one list DishOnline would be cool. (And they need to lower their prices on their movies.)

**KenB123** · 09-27-2009 09:56 AM

I wonder why I am getting 1.0Mbps. I am using ATT-Yahoo DSL (up to 6Mbps). The Dish 622 is connected via HomePlug Netgear XE104, which supposedly can go up to 85Mbps.

Yes. I agree on the organization and the cost.

Are the HD movies in widescreen?

**pabeader** · 09-27-2009 10:08 AM

for DSL that is about as good as it gets, right now. they are working on it...

**tigerfan33** · 09-27-2009 11:12 AM

I tried Dishonline on both my 622 and 722k. Both work. I have 3mb dsl and have it blocked to one room where the 622 is located. Both are hooked up via phone line. No Ethernet cable (I have it going from my blu ray to router. I take it that my 722k is reading my 622 through electrical current?? I can download to both and speeds are about 1 to 1.5 mb/s.

**pabeader** · 09-27-2009 12:46 PM

Originally Posted by tigerfan33

I take it that my 722k is reading my 622 through electrical current?? I can download to both and speeds are about 1 to 1.5 mb/s.

Yes. It's like HomePlug

**tigerfan33** · 09-27-2009 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by pabeader

Yes. It's like HomePlug

Both of my recievers are on a surge protector. I thought they would need to be pluged in directly to an outlet to use the electrical current.

**pabeader** · 09-27-2009 01:42 PM

some surge protectors will pass the signal. suprisingly, it's usually the cheapest ones that will.

**KenB123** · 09-27-2009 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by pabeader

for DSL that is about as good as it gets, right now. they are working on it...

That must be it. I hope they work on it fast!

I tried hooking my laptop up to the same Ethernet port as the 622 and was getting arounf 5.1Mbps, which is within my DSL rating speed.