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Awesome! That worked. Ya'll just reduced the stress level in my marriage. :)

No "K"

I double-checked this, and I am connected to the correct input. I cannot find this Analog Type option that you speak of. Under Menu 6, I see an option 9 for Local Channels, but that basically just lets me scan for them.

The monitor uses DVI. I have VGA/DVI adapters, so that is no problem. Do you know if the TV2 through the coax into the second room is in NTSC, ATSC, or some other format? Most of the converters are specific to one format or are way expensive. For the price of a generic (multi-format?) one, I...

How can you tell if it is a K?

I have a 722 which is just hooked into one TV. When the guy installed it, he enabled the TV2 connection so that I can watch it on any cable connection in my house. What I would like to do is use that connection to display TV on an LCD computer monitor that I have in my office/spare bedroom...

I've got a 722. I am trying to hook up my antenna to the OTA jack on the box, but when I scan for channels, the box doesn't see anything. I know that the channels exist because I can hook the antenna directly into the TV and receive all the OTA channels broadcast in my area. I've called Dish...

How can I watch this enhanced US Open Channel that Dish is doing with ESPN? It doesn't show up on my guide.

I don't think the problem is the network. I've got Tivo over cable, and it is right on. There are a few shows that run until :02 of the next hour or so, but not many. If it happens regularly, I would think it is an equipment bug.

A friend of mine called a local Dish/DirecTV retailer to sign up for Dish, and the retailer told him that he should sign up with DirecTV because it had a better signal. He said that Dish compresses their signal more than DirecTV, and since DirecTV had more satellites now, it was better (PQ)...

Dave Ramsey on FBN? Sweet!

Is there a Wifi solution for the 722? I am coming from Tivo, so I have their adapter, but it is USB. Is there one that will work with the 722?

When I call Dish to sign up for service, they tell me that they require a landline phone or else I have to pay a $5 fee. Why? Is there any way around this? Maybe some sort of voip solution that doesn't require me to get a $20 phone line to avoid a $5 fee. Any ideas?

Honestly, it doesn't matter. I am more interested in getting the out-of-market FSN and SportSouth without blackouts. If I get locals in HD, that is just gravy, since mine are not available in HD.

Sorry, I am a newb to this forum. :) What are OP and NPS?

OK, so I talked with several CSR's and I got different answers (seems to be a theme), so I figured I would ask the forum and get the correct answer. :) What channels are considered RSN's? I know the FSN channels and the Comcast channels (I believe) are, but is SportSouth considered RSN? D*...

So, it sounds like there are some questions about the legality of doing this. I don't want to do anything that run me afoul of the law or the FCC or whoever. Also, I'd be using a family member's address, so I don't want to involve them in something that is not legal. If someone could clear...

Well, I am a displaced Alabama fan, which is why I want Birmingham stations. But, it seems that FSN has no clue what Arkansans actually watch. Most of us are Cardinals fans and SEC fans, but we get Astros baseball and Big 12 basketball. Go figure... Personally, I'd rather watch the Braves...

Even though it says that Atlanta is available on a CONUS beam, I still have to be within 200 miles to get it?

I am going to sign up with Dish Network, and I want to know a good strategy for getting out-of-market local channels and possible regional sports channels. OK, so specifically, I live in Arkansas, but I would like to have local channels from preferably Birmingham, AL, or Atlanta. I am looking...