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CORRECTED - Fox requests court to bar EchoStar retransmissions Fri Sep 1, 2006 10:11 AM ET Corrects headline and throughout story to show that Fox Broadcasting Co. had filed a request for an injunction against EchoStar on Thursday. The original story had...

61.5 will have HD Locals and any HD nationals that get put on 129.

You didn't say whether you pay annually or not...

Try this: http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=7107&d=1138943012

It should be labeled a lease fee, but you never know... In any event, you're right.

Ditto on the one-too-many $5 fees. But this is probably an older bill, so the price increases aren't reflected in the original post. On second thought, I just learned that the Dish'n It Up program for existing customers doesn't include a first lease fee. So a $10 ($15 or $16 w/ DVR fee) lease...

I currently have three owned receivers and AT180. If I get rid of two of them for a 622, I'll be charged $6 for a lease fee, $5.98 for a DVR fee, and the usual $5 additional receiver fee? That $6 lease fee might be a deal breaker; I thought the first lease fee was always free. Leasing a 622...

I want to win. I want to win.

If your buddy wants Columbus locals, he'd better go ahead and die because they require a SuperDish.

They are: BCM7038 dual-channel HDTV and digital video recorder(DVR) chip BCM7411 AVC video decoder/audio processor chip The "two-chip solution is currently shipping in volume production to leading set-top box manufacturers including EchoStar".

If they took your equipment and didn't give you what you were promised in exchange, isn't that theft? You could have threatened small-claims court.

Probably bandwidth concerns, or other, in their minds, more pressing issues. You might contact E* and tell them what you think. Companies that don't hear their customers' wants often don't give their customers what they want. ceo@dishnetwork.com

No, S-Video is analog and is the round connection about 1 cm across that has several wire leads inside. The Toslink is digital and is driven by a light that sends a digital signal used for audio (often surround sound) down a fiber optic cable to an audio receiver. It seems that you have a...

You only need a converter if you use a legacy receiver with DishPro switches and LNBs, not the other way around.