I just did a reset and the B-Band station finally started to work again. I can't wait to see tomorrow how many people start resetting and refreshing all sorts of crap to make sure the thing works.
Don't you think though for such a big upgrade like this that our recievers will probably have to go through an update? When my D* installer was setting up my system he said that he was expecting that would happen, which of course is great that the receiver does it on 480i, and my HDMI doesn't support that resolution.. so I guess if I get a blank screen I should hope for the best (or get off my lazy butt and put on a composite cable.)
After setting up the receiver mine stays locked in at the specified resolutions previously set even after a reset. Wonder why you have to keep plugging your components back in after a reset??
On that same note, the installer that was here spent 60-90 minutes when he was doing the install trying to figure out why he couldn't get a picture during initial set-up. Because I had crap to do and didn't want to spend my Saturday waiting around, I jumped in to see what I could do. Because of the problem you stated above and that I've also encountered when setting up my home theater, all I did was grab the old set of Monster components, went component versus HDMI, set the box up and then switched back to HDMI, poof problem solved. With the new 1080p's dropping in price, and most HD televisions in general, the installers will be seeing alot more issues as described above. Memo please !!!! continuing education !!!! it's a great thing!!!:up:up:up