Stiff. Coming out of access hole.
It will be going out to all Hoppers / Joeys.scott ask around when will carbon UI will start rolling out to people who have hopper with sling thanks
It will be going out to all Hoppers / Joeys.
What ?!?! No 3D support ?? Hmmmm....the Hopper Netfix app does not support 3D nor the 4K content. The rep didn't know but checked with their on site Netflix rep for me. He did say that later on the app would support 4K for the dish version of the app.
Their onsite Netflix guy huh???
Netflix probably has a couple of employees working at Dish for a while (programmers). They may not be the type that you bring to CES though !Netflix probably has a booth at CES manned by Netflix employees.
I would have to agree. When I had DIRECTV hd for about 6 months a few years back, the native resolution made the picture blink in and out and then synch before it came on for every channel change. It was very distracting and I turned it off shortly after trying it and never turned it back on.They had had Native Resolution working, but in tests with customers many people did not like it as it took their TV a few seconds to change to the correct resolution. So much so that most said they didn't like it so DISH never released it.
The TV should do that. Do you think the Dish box would do it better?will the 4K Joey upconvert the 1080i signal to 4K?
The TV should do that. Do you think the Dish box would do it better?
Can't make the Joey any thinner unless new interconnects come out. The F-Connector and RJ45 Ethernet jacks seem to be the limiting factors. I forgot to ask Vivek if they had a requirement for line-of-sight for IR or if the 4K Joey could be tucked behind the HDTV, and if so, how it would be mounted. Looking at dfergie's picture, there are two slots for screws on the bottom.
One of the PDFs posted specifically mentioned this was part of the "thin" design.or if the 4K Joey could be tucked behind the HDTV
I now recall when we had Time Warner that it allowed you to select multiple output resolutions, i.e. pass-through, and it was very annoying. It only took "a few seconds", like you say, but it felt like too long.They had had Native Resolution working, but in tests with customers many people did not like it as it took their TV a few seconds to change to the correct resolution. So much so that most said they didn't like it so DISH never released it.
Yeah, that would drive me crazy if I would were switching back and forth between Fox and CBS football games....I now recall when we had Time Warner that it allowed you to select multiple output resolutions, i.e. pass-through, and it was very annoying. It only took "a few seconds", like you say, but it felt like too long.
They spun it off and now its a Hughes Product. I expect we will hear more about it in May at Team Summit.A little late to ask but anyone that was at Dish CES, was there any update on smarthome intergration on the hopper from what they demo last year?