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It can allow them to capture PPV revenue in cases where cx is unable or unwilling to broadband connect, but has landline. Does hopper, joey use UHF remote?

But there's no Ch. 3.

Is this going to be at all plausible?

I'm not at all suggesting viewing in anything short of full 1080p at any screen, and I think I have made that clear. I'm saying that there could have been a design decision that HD doesn't have to dictate that there can't be a central unit that serves more than 1 screen and that there still can...

No one yelled for HAL to open the pod bay doors when I saw that movie a few years ago in 70mm.

I certainly thought it would happen. Theaters are so starved for compelling product these days that a significant proportion of their offerings now consist of "retro" re-issues of decades-old successful films, often with an anniversary "justification" such as with the currently ongoing...

I was going to say somewhere in the late 80s

They would probably have to send a whole new rx

I would probably put some kind of a google blocker on as well if I could, but with good information now drowning in AI on internet search, youtube seems to be something of a refuge for some valid info.

What is purpose?!? She has tv same size that does much more

A whole-house unit could have 4 HDMI connections for 4 screens. Or use HD over coax and 4 different freq. bands. Or output ch.3 in D

Ha, not even pip.

Are they charging to send replacement? Do they not still pick up the shipping for units they want returned?

Welp, DiSH seems to be striving to put itself out of the sat business, so I guess it'll be well-set for IPTV

Huh? They were a streamlined design in half-height cabinets, which would go on to host the 322. Never had issue with them, thought they had a good, balanced look and they fit in more places (however the grand champ of small form factor was the Sony for DTV). The 3000/4000/5000 (also heard of but...

Yep, that's what I want, a hopper...

Possibly, or HD over coax, cat5, etc. But the progression could have been to have TV2 (and possibly TVs 3 & 4) be in HD along with adding more tuners; both users already had "all the same options" with a Duo unit as far as usability.

So the Joey itself has no tuners but enables use of one of the Hopper Duo's 2 tuners by a 2nd user in HD? I would thusly allege that calling that Hopper, by itself, a Duo could be misleading. A combo of Hopper Duo plus Joey could be unitarily considered a Duo system. To me, as I've previously...

My understanding is that systems designated by DiSH as Duo are usable by 2 users independently from each other. There's the Duo ViP222, the DuoDVR ViP722, etc. They actually started in with Duos way back with the 322/522. Through this time they also referenced single-user only units as Solo...

So where does the Hopper Duo slot into this timewise, and does it do same as ViP Duo, to be able to have 2nd independent user with UHF control?

I don't much follow these but do note that this recent one looked like a xmas scene with turkey day elements added. Also 2 fireplaces- "modern" and traditional.

So at some point the broadcast nets will deal with these money-grubbing affiliate groups by ditching them altogether for direct streaming. "Free football" via broadcast affils isn't free by a long shot over cable or satellite. Just by antenna, which comparatively few now use.

"The painter of light," right? This guy was right up there though perhaps no longer greatly appreciating. So yeah, there should be a decent market, and waiting isn't adding to valuation. Especially given your fiscal situations, it would seem to behoove to monetize at least some of this art in...

There was some original thinking that was put into the hopper, so to speak. They'd gotten so far into DVR that they could only think more recording is better, and hey, let's make it automatic so folks don't have to fuss with setting timing. Oh and let's apply it specifically to the broadcast...

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