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I just got one of these: Newegg.com - iomega Professional 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive 34280 It works fine.

If you want an hd box, you have to ask for it. They don't assume you have an hd tv. If your neighbor has an hd tv and wants to switch, the easiest thing to do is bring the old box to a customer service center and switch it.

Are you sure about that? It's not listed in the specs. A new 3d tv.

That's not what the law says. Cable is taking something for free, charging others for it and making a profit. The OTA channels really don't get anything out of that scenario, not even new viewers, since it's just people switching to cable from using an antenna. Sounds kind of unfair to the...

Take the remote and the box back and get a new pair. Make sure it's new and not refurbished.

I have mine hooked up through the s-video connection. It letter boxes the hd channels. I also set the letterbox background color to black from the standard grey.

You should be able to go in person to one of the walk-in offices and ask for an HD DVR. I've done it.

Are you trying to do this to copy over your saved programs? It won't work. They are encrypted and will only work on the DVR the drive was attached to.

On Nick, The Peguins of Madagascar and some of the live action shows are in HD.

You weren't using them at the same time though. They may have been connected at the same time, but they both weren't being used at the same time.

They proably forgot to mention is was "a few dollars, per day."

You've never actually read the terms for that $19.95 per month have you. You get 250 minutes per month, after that you pay another $19.95. You only went one minute over the first 250 minutes? That's too bad, You still pay another $19.95. You only used a few minutes this months? Too bad...

This wifi router has a quarter mile range, http://bountifulwifi.com/products/bountiful-router.html pair it with a high-gain antenna and you'll be good to go.

I would get similar problems with channels 702 and 713. It was due to a bad connection between a cable and a splitter. The cable ends and the splitter were replaced and the problem hasn't come back since. You might want to call to get a technician out or you could try replacing them yourself...

That's nice. :rolleyes: What would you like us to do about it?

Everything will be lost. Even if you got a new 8300, everything would be lost. The contents are stored encrypted and are tied to the box.

Millions sold per year? I highly doubt that number.

The OTA switchover to digital does NOT affect cable tv at all.

Yes, you could do that, but I doubt you are willing to pay the $10,000+ per day that it would cost.

The upconverter is better in my TV then from the box. So I use the pass-through setting on the box to let my TV do the upconversion. Try that and see what happens. I also use the s-video connection from the box to the TV for SD, you can get a better picture that way sometimes. But just...

For c-band they are two far apart. You would need a wider "torus" type dish. Multiple Feed Antennas

That's not going to work. You need to download the channel maps from a C band satellite. That would be Motorola or the ACC ( Access Control Center) which is owned by Comcast , but they won't help you.

You need to download the channel maps. There is no way to enter them manually. It's in the instruction manual. If you don't have the manual, try these instructions: NPS - Your One Call Solution

If you have a 25 foot dish, you should be able to pickup something.

1. No 2. The HDD-201. The candian version of the HDD-200.