New Dish 922 Spec Sheet

**Don Landis** · 12-20-2009 12:27 PM

dishcomm- lakebum has a golf cart to make the trip. When your house is that big, that's what you have. He also has a golf cart recharging station at each end so he can make the trip back before the battery goes dead.

**Modwild** · 12-20-2009 01:31 PM

You can always use an HDMI splitter to split the signal to two TVs. Will only work if you live alone like I do, since I have no competition for what I watch! ;-)

**winstonsmith655321** · 12-20-2009 03:23 PM

Hello, new here but had to log in to make a suggestion. The 922 will Sling in HD at least locally on your LAN. I have a video card in my computer that has HDMI out since I have a Blue ray player built in. So I will have my computer in the bedroom with my 1080p 32" monitor (I have had it connected to 52" 1080p no prob) sling to it on the LAN and tada HD on TV2.

My understanding is the 922 will sling from the second tuner so no interference with TV1. Just not sure if the sling overrides timers but shouldn't be too much of an issue. There really shouldn't be any lag either assuming and Ethernet connected 922 has at least 10/100 Mbps throughput, so I can even use the TV2 remote.

Problem solved

**dishcomm** · 12-20-2009 09:00 PM

Originally Posted by Don Landis

dishcomm- lakebum has a golf cart to make the trip. When your house is that big, that's what you have. He also has a golf cart recharging station at each end so he can make the trip back before the battery goes dead.

That's very funny..Ok Lakebum, your turn....LOL!!!!!

**dishcomm** · 12-20-2009 09:03 PM

Originally Posted by winstonsmith655321

Hello, new here but had to log in to make a suggestion. The 922 will Sling in HD at least locally on your LAN. I have a video card in my computer that has HDMI out since I have a Blue ray player built in. So I will have my computer in the bedroom with my 1080p 32" monitor (I have had it connected to 52" 1080p no prob) sling to it on the LAN and tada HD on TV2.

My understanding is the 922 will sling from the second tuner so no interference with TV1. Just not sure if the sling overrides timers but shouldn't be too much of an issue. There really shouldn't be any lag either assuming and Ethernet connected 922 has at least 10/100 Mbps throughput, so I can even use the TV2 remote.

Problem solved

Nevrer thought of that. On the surface ,that looks like a good idea.
Users may choose tv 1 or tv 2 as the priority recording tuner.

Menu/preferences/record plus.....Brings up the recording priority screen

**pabeader** · 12-21-2009 02:13 AM

Originally Posted by winstonsmith655321

Hello, new here but had to log in to make a suggestion. The 922 will Sling in HD at least locally on your LAN. I have a video card in my computer that has HDMI out since I have a Blue ray player built in. So I will have my computer in the bedroom with my 1080p 32" monitor (I have had it connected to 52" 1080p no prob) sling to it on the LAN and tada HD on TV2.

My understanding is the 922 will sling from the second tuner so no interference with TV1. Just not sure if the sling overrides timers but shouldn't be too much of an issue. There really shouldn't be any lag either assuming and Ethernet connected 922 has at least 10/100 Mbps throughput, so I can even use the TV2 remote.

Problem solved

No HD via slingcatcher. Get a 722k

**kalin21** · 12-21-2009 05:52 PM

to bad no s-video out...why

**MISTRV** · 12-22-2009 08:16 AM

Originally Posted by Bobby

I'm not too sure about your hunch. At any rate, until the 922 accepts IR I won't be getting one.

+1

**lakebum431** · 12-22-2009 09:36 AM

Originally Posted by MISTRV

+1

Well since it has been confirmed in the 922 forum that the new software works with IR that shouldn't be an issue.

**Bobby** · 12-22-2009 10:53 AM

I'm still a bit disgruntled about no web browser. With the exception of sling and the new GUI it looks like a 722 and I already have one of those. Of course the 922 has a bigger HD but I can add one of those if needed.