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I have 3 FIOS DVRs and the 30 second skip is disabled on all of them starting sometime on Tues. 3/6. I am located on Long Island (Seaford). Anyone else with this problem?

It's up, it's down, it's up, it's down. What an _ _ _ hole. (appologies to Airplane)

It's hard to believe that SNY is tougher to negotiate a contract with than the YES Network but Yankee fans saw opening day that year and us Mets fans get to see the DIRECTV logo. If I was DTV, I would take that logo down. DTV-No Mets, DTV-No Mets, DTV-No Mets

Corporate America 1, Baseball Fans 0

Thats it. I'm going to lunch. When I get back, SNY better be up and running or else............. I don't know. It just better be up and running.

For those of us sitting at our computers at work, can those who have access to DIRECTV let us know if and when SNY comes on the air. One hour to opening day................and counting.

Trust me. Dish customers will make that decision for them by leaving and going to FIOS TV, DIRECTV or (god forbid) Cablevision. After 6 happy years with Dish, my wallet walked on over to DIRECTV. I can only think, many more will follow.

If this is the way it falls out (SNY on DTV, not on Dish) then too bad for all the Dish customers on Long Island (there are many). Those who currently have Dish are more than likely Met fans or not fans of baseball at all since those who watch the Yankees switched to DTV years ago. I just...

Odd thing with regard to the R15 and XM music channels: When you change to any XM channel, the song info comes up a line at a time and then dissappears leaving only the static (not good for burn-in?) DIRECTV Music screen. There is no further song info displayed even when new songs are played...

Had to laugh this morning. There was a Mets/Yankees 2006 pull-out section in todays NY Daily News. Turning through the pages, what do I see? - A full page add by Dish Network showing all the great packages they offer. What they fail to mention is that they don't carry the Mets or the Yankees...

I am having DirecTV installed on Thursday (after more than 6 years with Dish). The install will be for 2 rooms with a DVR R15 in each. Programming will include the Total Choice Premier package (no additional HD or internationals). I live in New York. Question: Which dish should I expect to...

MetsBlog says still no SNY on Channel 60 as of 5:05

It breaks down like this: Cablevision Fox Sports – Islanders, Devils MSG - Rangers, Knicks Yankees YES Network – Yankees, Nets Mets, Time Warner, Comcast SportsNet New York – Mets So now each cable/satellite provider must negotiate with four RSNs (3 different owners); each one...

I called and got someone in India who had no idea what baseball was. Folks, these reps from India may be nice people but I would much prefer to speak to someone who knows what baseball means to the average american, thank you.

Assuming Dish doesn’t pick up SportsNet New York and Direct TV does, I would most likely make my jump. I currently have one DVR 522 that allows me to view television independently on two TVs. I subscribe to the Everything Pack w/locals with warranty and DVR lease fee ($99.98). If I came over...

I live in New York and currently have a DVR 522 with a Dish 500 for 110/119 and Dish 300 for 61.5 (currently for minor locals that will be moving to 110/119). I will be getting a new roof in a few days and will be having Dish come by to reinstall the dishes. Assuming all my locals will soon be...

Consider it done!

As for me, NO METS = NO DISH - NO CABLEVISON FIOS TV will be offered in the Town of Hempstead (largest township in the country) in approximately five months. While most of the baseball season will have passed, my anger toward Dish will remain. I will be forced to "go to bat" for FIOS TV...

Play ball for the Mets on SNY, the Yankees on YES. Could Dish subscribers in the New York area be in a situation where they get no local coverage of their beloved MLB teams :eek: Are there alternatives to Dish :rolleyes: Never mind :)

...me. Basic service package - access to local TV channels, community and educational programming for $12.95 a month. Expanded Basic package* $34.95/month** Local channels such ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX Nearly 180 digital channels Includes 47 all-digital music channels...

A network TV show makes its money on commercial time. Actors salaries are a reflection of ratings. Do you think a sports channel can survive on commercial time sold based on ratings? My problem isn't with how much people get paid, its how their salaries are derived.

That's exactly the problem. How do you vote with your wallet. I take AT 120 or 180 and I get sports. No choice except to not subscribe to cable or satellite. That is not realistic.

A la carte is capitalism in action. Those stations with a healthy audience willing to pay to watch, survive. The rest, do not. So? Think about it in relation to any of the sports channels. Many agree that the sports channels would never go for an a la carte deal. Why? Because they could...

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Funny you should mention it. I thought it was my TV but I am seeing what you are seeing for about 2 weeks. With Dish, nothing stays the same - both good and bad..