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Maybe it’s already built in because it is internet dependent.

Is your local spotbeam on the eastern arc?

Wonder why the Hopper Plus doesn't have the Signal.Protector feature!

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Just read, ESPN’s deal is for $2.6B, NBC is at $2.5B. So, I would assume Amazon is about $3B, so all together, $8.1 Billion per year. NBA was hoping $5-6 Billion total for the new deal.

"With our Signal Protector feature, Internet-connected Hopper receivers can stream select live TV channels* until your satellite signal comes back (or until we can get a technician there if needed.)" https://my.dish.com/support/complete-sig-loss

I know my Mother has that feature with her Directv satellite.

Why. Why is this needed. A statement. Self proclaimed 'engineers' on a soap box irk everyone. On the bright side, there are brushup courses. No. Really! They even bring out a bit of a positive outlook on folks. Lot's of words, little proof. Like a lecture with no lab. Where's the fun in that...

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Chrome good here after a ctrl/shift-refresh after the banner you put up earlier, just the occasional stalling others mentioned that lined up with other things you were doing per prior posts.

Press and hold control then click refresh.

Still no go after deleting cache and can't post on chrome. None of my other websites, have this problem.

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I am seeing pauses now too... I think I may know what it is. Doing more work....

I have been traveling in my rv for two weeks and I am now back in my spotbeam area. How do I get my spotbeam locals back in the guide? I am on the 61.5 and 72 satellites.

The issue for consumers is more a matter of distributor contracts. The distributors aren't allowed to transmit content outside their area as established by their carriage agreements with the content owners.

I thought it was just me. Then I tried Edge and no problem. I'm still unable to post in Chrome. Doing this post in Edge. I also agree that in Chrome I have the long "clocking times" now too. Anyway, thanks Scott for posting this. Not sure what to do about Chrome but maybe if I wait it...

Something that promises to be part of a whole-home or DVR setup seems like a better investment in a world where one TV doesn't cover the household.

I only have it for exclusive Michigan Football and NFL Sunday Night, I can watch that OTA, but the picture quality (game is in real 1080P on Peacock.) is so much better.

Yes this article mixes up frequency assignments with other stuff. NA divvies up frequencies too just like Europe does otherwise stations would step all over each other. For a listener or viewer the question is if they can subscribe to a service from another country and thats about local laws but...

Solid copper is expensive and unless you're using it for applications involving something other than RF signals (powering pre-amps, LNB assemblies), it is money down the drain. CCS or CCA is just fine for RF carriage.

Canadian law goes a long way to ensure that US TV content is not intentionally sold into Canada (outside of the obvious border areas). Regulations are on the distributors, not the viewers.

Yep, looks good now! Thanks, Scott!