Recent content by mike752

It may be resolution change. Try going to two channels of the same resolution (TBS, Spike, NBC, CBS) and see if the time is quicker. If it is, it is your TV and/or receiver switching resolutions.

Okay. How much will it cost, as I don't have the service plan?

No, because the signals seemed to get better on their own. Anyway, most of the signals are good, but some are in the low 80s, eight are in the 70s, two in the 60s, and one in the 50s.

I have had my DirecTV service since October of last year, and, up until a couple weeks ago, only went out once. In the past two weeks, it has gone out twice, both during rainstorms. As of now, it is out and weather.com says we are having "Heavy Thunderstorms" in Southern CT. Should I be...

You could also manually scroll through the codes with the code 991. That's how I got my Olevia TVs to work.

I'll have to try that.

Do I have to pay $100? Can I pay for the Protection Plan for one month and then deactivate it?

Is there anything wrong with this? I had my install last October and have the Slimline hooked up to six TVs (2 HD and 4 SD). Most HD signals are usually in the 60s (few are in the 90s) and SD are usually in the 70s-80s. In the rain I usually lose the signal for a few minutes. Should I have a...

If you can, you can try to "move" to CT. I'm in the New Haven area, and our local CBS (WFSB) usually shows Patriots games instead of Jets games. We also get NESN as an RSN.

Had the same problem. I watched WNBC's broadcast on ch. 82 in HD, which was turned on for some reason.

I have this problem too sometimes. I have an H20 and an H22.

No, I just used it on a standard receiver. It doesn't really matter, but I don't know what could be wrong.

Believe it or not, I have the EXACT same problem. Do you by any chance have AT&T?

I am in Hartford, CT DMA and get WCBS, WNBC and WNYW (FOX) out of NY for free in SD (they are my Neighboring Channels). Should I be getting the HD versions (Channel 80, 82, 86, and 88) for free? All help is appreciated.

I am in Hartford, CT DMA and get WCBS, WNBC and WNYW (FOX) out of NY for free in SD (they are my Neighboring Channels). Should I be getting the HD versions (Channel 80, 82, 86, and 88) for free? I'm kinda confused.