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- 03-29-2007 02:04 PM #51
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The 622 does that.
(Thats why it says LIKE the ViP622) 
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- 03-29-2007 02:25 PM #52
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I'll just add to the chorus..
Im pleased with my 622 with the exception of the size of the hard drive. 30 hours of HD is quite a bit but I dont watch 8 hrs of TV every day. So there have been times when I had to decide to erase something I hadnt watched yet for lack of space. If this new recorder doesnt have more storage space then whats the point?
- 03-29-2007 02:27 PM #53
- 03-29-2007 04:38 PM #54I believe it does that now, when you select the output to "720p or 1080i etc" that is the output regardless of what you are watching.How about the SD up converting feature?
We asked at about this at the last team summit. The problem is HD encoders for coax output are only used commercially, they run like a 1/2 million or so. What can be done is component out for tv2. There are a number of companies making a component w/audio to Cat 5 converter. So you run Cat 5 from receiver to tv2 with a converter at each end.I'm waiting for a dual HD output receiver.
Yes the 622 does that.does the 622 allow TV1 and TV2 to be distributed over existing Coax on different channels (Like TV1-60 & TV2-65) or is this a new feature?
Ya that would be nice but I don't see the big deal, 3 tuners all together is nice. How many tuners do you really need?Still one OTA tuner, same everything else.
- 03-29-2007 04:59 PM #55
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Reading the customer reviews over on the NewEgg website, the 500GB drives seem to have a higher failure rate than the 320GB drives. Add that to the fact that we don't even get to use the added space and that sounds like a NO to me.
Let's have external drive support first!
- 03-29-2007 05:11 PM #56
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- 03-29-2007 05:28 PM #57
Other than the lack of external storage on the 622, I'm entirely pleased with it. I see no "compelling" reason to go to the 722. VOD (HD or SD) is a non-issue for me...Dish charges way too much for what they're offering and what they offer is generally not of much interest to me.
I don't care if it's black or silver, no difference to me. I just want external storage enabled on the 622...Average Joe
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- 03-29-2007 06:01 PM #58
They would sell a heck of a lot more of them by increasing the user-accessible recording space.
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- 03-29-2007 07:19 PM #59
First it was the 921 and "DishWire" and "NBR", so I went to a 622 for MPG4 and NBR and have been told that it would get external storage.
If Dish fails to come through with external storage, I'll be saying "No sale" unless they provide an incredible offer to upgrade (as in free).
- 03-29-2007 07:20 PM #60
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