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So I guess it is box-dependant, because my Moro 6416 has been operating flowlessly with HDMI going to my Plasma and components going to my LCD in the bedroom all outputting at the same time:)))))

All outputs are active on my box, it is a Motorola 6416. I am lucky!

I did search the giant avs forum. Unfortunately, there is no answer to my question there. Yes, it appears that component and composite, or hdmi and composite, these are open at the same time. But are component and hdmi are open? If they are, it is minus 15$-a-month on my monthly cable bill...

Hall, are you absolutely sure about it? I got another response on a different forum saying once you use HDMI/DVI, components may be disabled, depening on the company. Of course, I understand it will be the same thing on both tvs, this is fine with me because I am the only one watching tv anyway.

Hi, I asked the same question on avsforum, but, did not get the answer. I am switching from E* to TWC for various reasons. I am trying to decide how many hd cable boxes to order from TWC. I need to know if their dvr boxes support various outputs at the same time: i.e., I want to connect...

yep. i am watching verizon fios and other fiberoptic services closely. once the legislature clears the way for telephone companies to compete with satellite and cable, competition will drive prices down. California Assembly passed the bill 74-0 yesterday for example, that would help AT&T and...

wow and I am still impressed on 811 picture (watching ABC HD Oscars) I cannot even imagine how 211 looks like

great Scott, some breathing room for me there! :)

sdmrt29: the package did not come with dvi-to-hdmi cable or adapter? just don't make a mistake of going to Frys or something and making them sell you a $129 hdmi-to-dvi cable! These adapters are like $3 on fleebay.

No way, are you guys saying I will stop receiving my HD channels on my 811 NEXT MONTH ALREADY?

sdmrt - your setup is very similar to mine. were you able to do your own install? do you already have hdmi-to-dvi adapter? they sell them for like $3 on fleebay..

are they require professional install? i can install my own receiver it is a no-brainer

The logic tells me that since they are asking for me to wait with my 811 receiver until April, they won't phase out any MPEG2 HD that I am currently receiving until April (with exception of Universal HD and ESPN2 which are MPEG4 only)? They won't take away any of my HD channels I hope?

I am glad HDMI and components are active at the same time. I will keep my 811 for as long as they keep MPEG2 HD channels (I have both HDPACK and VOOM). Once they start phasing out MPEG2 to go to MPEG4 I will have no choice but to upgrade....

final question: my 811 sends signal through DVI and Components at the same tv (so I can watch my HDTV in 2 rooms). Does 211 support this feature or you can only use either DVI or Component

How do you get the upgrade? Do you just call them and they send you a new one in the mail? Or you have to schedule an installation and pay them $$ for that 2? I can install my own damn receiver.

That's what I figured. I paid 400$ for my 811, I kinda don't want to pay $300 more to get 622.... and my 811 has a combined guide including HD locals over the air. Per Scott's review 622 won't have this guide which I find very helpful

Chinese will come up with dual-format players within 18 months after Japanese bring both formats to the market. And the Chinese players would be cheaper. All patents aside.....

Hi, I guess, I have not been following this forum very closely, but I've seen posts where Universal HD and ESPN2 HD were supposed to be on around this time. Universal HD is here (not sure if forever or just for duration of olympics) but I cannot find ESPN2HD. Or maybe ESPN2HD is MPEG4 only so...

I used to work for Sears about 12-15 years ago. 99% of salespeople in HomeCentral had 0% idea about what they were talking about. The only people that knew a little were people selling washers and dryers because they were doing it for decades. As far as audio/video- do your own research...

Buying RPTV these days is investing in 20-century technology.

Yes, the problem is in the scenario with receiver on the roof forget HDTV. I use wireless transmission around the house through 5.8GHZ transmitter / receiver system (forget about buying 2.4GHZ system - too much interference from your wireless network and your neighbours cordless phones) and...

In my earlier post I explained what I wanted to do. Thank you everyone for your responses. I will stop guessing and just get SW21. You'd think the local retailers would have one, but people at Radioshack do not even have an idea what it is.

My setup is a single 7200 receiver, a single LEGACY Twin LNBF Dish 500 (for 110+119) and a small dish 300 (for 64.5). To combine these two dishes going to a single receiver. The RCA has a splitter, this is a diplexor I was referring to, a different creature, splitter splits signals...

Is there something unique about SW21 switch that I cannot accomplish by http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1051826213389&type=product&productCategoryId=cat08088 or other similar diplexors? Frequency response on input is similar, SW21 has 950-2300 Mhz, RCA switch has even more...