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Could be. It does essenntially what the mini does.

Welcome to Satelliteguys Pam! It's unlikely you can get an HR24 from Directv. It's an older model. You will most likely be offered an HS17 and a mini Genie. The HS17 doesn't connect to a tv, only the mini Genie does. The dish would be a Slimline. Call Directv and request an upgrade. Do you have...

I have an H20 around here somewhere. I'll try to check it tomorrow.

The H/HR20s are the ones with the Zenith tuners and I think work without being authorized.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the OTA tuner work even if the box wasn't authorized? They had excellent gen 5 Zenith tuners in them.

Maybe the processing ability of the HR54.

Is it a K65XR70?

What's the model # of the TV?

It looks like your locals are on 103s transponders 17 and 18. Check YouTube for videos that show how to adjust your dish.

Well, that is flat out stupid!

There must be an easy fix for this. Directv must have figured for this exact situation.

:welcome to Satelliteguys ASTravelers! Would using a static IP address solve your problem? Are they even available with Starlink?

A very good summation of Directv streaming! I decided after a few months to add a Gemini Air to make navigation a bit easier.

You must have an HS17 Genie.

You want Directv Stream with a Gemini Air.

You might want to check out Directv Stream. There are no extra fees.

I've only used the Gemini Air, so I can't give you any advice.

I also went from Directv satellite to streaming through the app. I was getting used to it, but bought a Gemini Air and I'm glad I did. It's much easier to navigate the guide.

You should check all of the bolts/nuts and make sure they are tight.

non sequitur

You might want to consider Directv Stream. I was a satellite customer for 20 years and went to streaming last fall. It takes some getting used to, but I'm happy I made the switch.

The most likely scenario is Directv supplying an HS17 and two clients. The models will depend upon if you want 4k or not. If you get the equipment from Solid Signal you will have to pay out of pocket for them. It's free from Directv.

No, there are no extra charges. Not yet anyways!

My apologies, I misread your post. The only way I know of is to set up the connections by HDMI and enable the CEC setting on the television.

There are many videos on youtube that explain how it's done.