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Hdmi/dvi You can also receive sound through your TV by running your RCA cables from your Voom receiver to your TV. Find the outputs white and red on the back of you Voom box and then run them through your sound inputs on the back of your TV.

I am glad your new receiver is working OSUsausageman. Now you can watch 24 in HD Sunday night.

OSUsausageman if it worked for him then it should work for you too. The key is it had to be activated be for Voom shut down. You'll love 24 in HD it's a great show i like it too. Good luck with your over the air receiver.

OSUsausageman make sure that your new Voom receiver is activated be for you buy it. If it isn't you'll be right back to were you started.

I have had the same things happening with my local channels. Yesterday i couldn't get my local ABC channels to work. Befor that it was my Fox channel and two days ago it was my PBS channels. My signal strength for ABC,PBS,CBS and NBC are all 95+ Fox is around 90-92. I never had any problems with...

I have the Sony XBR800 with DVI and haven't had any problems with Voom's receiver DVI input.

I have had problems with Fox,WVIA,CBS,NBC and ABC in the last week or two. But they are all working fine now after i did a hard reboot. It started just after i received the new system software version Voo.07.37.

I would think that if you turned the power button off the red light would go off? It could be that something in your Voom receiver isn't working or your dish isn't picking up the Satellite signal.

I have the 24" dish and my signal is 96 to 98 on clear days. When it's raining really hard my signal is 94 to 96 and i don't have any loss of signal here in Pa.

I too have noticed the same thing when i tune to my OTA channels. I get the red dish icon and when i tune in a satellite channel it returns to green again. It happened last night.

I get charged on my CC first then i receive a paper bill about a week later each month.