Recent content by slocoma

I would ask a relative locally and last year I had the Sunday Ticket package that came with Madden 25 and watched all the games online. Worked perfectly. I wish they would just offer that already. I know they are testing it in limited markets this year.

I was afraid of that. I would rather find someone that has AT120+ already and I pay them $11 per month to get RZ and they allow me to log in to their dishanywhere account.

Any tricks to getting the red zone channel WITHOUT getting AT120+? I want the red zone channel, but with what I currently pay for bare minimum programming I calculate it will cost me $51 more per month to upgrade to AT120+ and get red zone.

I just about had it with the increases and was ready to cancel. They offered me the Welcome Pack and I have the DVR fee, so it's $26.99 a month plus taxes.

I think the end will come in the next 10-20 years, 30 at the most. My kids don't watch conventional TV anymore. They have access to it, but they would rather binge on Netflix or watch Youtube. My oldest is 11. I doubt he'll have conventional television when he sets out on his own in about 10...

If they didn't have Monday Night Football, I wouldn't even care about ESPN during football season.

ESPN has gotten to be like MTV for me. ESPN doesn't even show "sports" anymore unless you want to watch bowling and softball. There are more talk shows on there than anything else.

I ran cable out of the home distribution port. I set the box to dual mode. I programmed the TV2 remote. The box was set to AIR/60. I get a fuzzy signal on channel 60. I changed the box to CABLE/73. For some reason my second TV picked up the signal on channel 23 and 24, and the picture was...

Thanks! Will running coax out of that distribution port also get me a feed from an antenna that is hooked in to the 722?

I never hooked my 722 to a second TV. I see there are RCA's for TV 2. Can I use the "home distribution" coax port to get a second signal to another TV? I want both TV's to be able to watch different things at the same time.

ABC was streaming directly off Yahoo. I anything "big" happens, CNN, MSNBC, etc all put on a live feed on their web site.

Looks like fixed cost hardware like Roku and a gaming system is getting more and more attractive. No monthly fee's with most devices. I have an Xbox live sub that cost about $3 per month. Since Dish sent me a free Roku because of the AMC thing. Now the 3 TV's my house all have another media box...

And I thought they broadcasted the Thursday games online?

That's what I thought about the Red Zone, but when I looked on nfl.com for the schedule of Thursday games it says: TV - NFLN | NFL RedZone. This is the first year that the NFLN is running games every Thursday, correct? Maybe the are going to be carried on RedZone as well?

What is the minimum package to get the Red Zone channel? 120+? If you have the Red Zone channel and not the NFL Network with 120+ are all the Thursday games on the Red Zone channel?