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http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/05/17/us-usa-mergers-att-dirctv-idUSBREA4G06F20140517

722. Going to swap it out with a Hopper today.

I am getting constant drops. Using wireless. I've never had any luck with PQ streaming from Dish. Roku sits right beside it and works great. Using a netgear wireless-n dual band adapter

That's funny......I'm in the process of upgrading for ongoing 722 issues....I think. Waiting to hear back from DIRT now. Thanks very much for this interesting post.

That would be a net positive if any OTA signals were available. But there are none.

Is there any logical reason that Dish charges a $7 DVR fee for a 722 as opposed to $14 for a Hopper?

I've thought some about the 211, it does not have dual tuner capability. Is the Hopper a dependable machine is it also bug prone?

I haven't pulled that 211 out since 2006...I might just give that a try...thanks!

I've got a 211 in a box somewhere. I like EHD's for archiving, but found the 211 interface slow and clunky. Thanks.

The best Dish receiver I have owned thus far has been the 722. It seems that the lifespan of these recycled receivers is falling fast. My last one made it six months, they sent out a replacement a week ago and it has already crashed twice. I only use one TV and it seems for some reason Dish...

It's been a month since I received a disc also and I have seven in my queue...guess they must be going out of business...it is a poor way to treat your customers

Yeah you dipwads ran off another new poster...it's what happens when a forum gets overrun with members with an inflated sense of ownership and self worth

I am following the thread, your reply was to my post. Personally, I would also like to see Roku Blockbuster streaming linked with BB at Home, of which I am a subscriber. It would be a win-win for Dish and their subscribers if they could eliminate a large percentage of their DVD mailings

What presumptions? What on earth are you talking about? I posted this for informational purposes since Dish gave away who knows how many Rokus...but it was a bunch

http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/blockbuster-on-demand Argo...stream on Roku BB on demand $3.99 Stream on Dish VOD $6.99 Rent Dish PPV $5.99

They are built in Alabama I think...is ignorance TRULY Bliss?

I think that for the most part the subscribers are women with superior organizational skills. TV Guide reports that their average subscriber is likely to be a female 46.3 years old.

utterly absurd, fact-free, broad leaping post. Perhaps it should be prefaced with "IMO" TV Guide Magazine Demographics: http://www.tvguidemagsales.com/pdfs/2012_TVGM_Demo_Overview.pdf

interesting....what specifically is wrong with it? As there are often errors in the on screen guide I don't doubt it one bit

yes http://www.dishentertainmentmag.com/allaccess/vip/november.php

The DISH Magazine has little to no advertising. Sweetie prefers a written guide and as such it is well designed and executed

No.

What is it that makes you think I don't know what constitutes broadband? and why is it that you think satellite service is affordable if internet service is not? is it a matter of priorities? The point is that Roku or a similar platform is technology that could very well make satellite...

The number of households who cannot get broadband is relatively small. Here in Siskiyou County most everyone gets DSL, even off the grid. and we have fibre optic in the works. and we are truly "in the sticks". If you can't get Broadband, you and your neighbors should be raising hell with your...

That's what they said about the automobile...the Roku platform, or a similar one, will likely make satellite TV ....obsolete.