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Having same problems in Southern California, no odd transponders.....A Dish Tech will be out Friday.......

YES....The same thing was said about XM satellite radio...started at $1.42 a share, now XM over $30.....a baby must learn to walk and talk, even after being shown and taught....

Sony XBR-800 "40" CRT: PQ; 4 out of 5...also the problems I see in VoOm, I've also seen worst in my cable provider--Adelphia...

It's also on my cable provider....... Adelphia....Not a Voom problem.

Done....

Sony XBR800 4 x 3 HDTV....DVI.....Excellent PQ..... Go Voom!

DVI Sony XBR800 "40" 4 x 3 CRT-1080i STB Owner set at Native P.S. Picture quality....EXCELLENT!!!....in LA area....on ALL channels....even though I have a faint vertical 3 inch white line moving from right to left, visible during dark scenes on my display... Very Minor....I've tried various...

I was only connected with the flat type phone cord on the STB end.....never knew the other end wasn't connected until I decided to investigate while the STB caller id function wasn't working....when I plug the other end to the phone wall jack box.....Lockups Galore.... Using the round high...

Use the round high speed DSL phone line with a DSL microfilter.....and hopefully that would limit frequent lockups to a minimum plus your caller ID function will now work. YOU'RE WELCOME...........

While trying to get the caller ID function to work,...I discovered the installer hadn't plug the phone line from the STB to the wall jack....Hmmmm....so I did the honors and LOCKUPS galore, before this no lockups....I hard booted 3 times in five minutes. So I changed the flat phone line to the...

Antennas Direct on the web...lots of antennas to choose from in different range categories. And forget about using the diplexers....have the cables run independently.....this will increase signal strength to your OTA antenna.

Try Cables To Go on the internet.

I don't know the type of TV you own, but try this: Lock in 1080i at the Output Resolution screen; press OK.....if the bottom left corner says "Press OK to continue in 1080i" you're at the right step. Remain at that screen. Open the red button door, push the red button until all four line...

I stand corrected; You MUST use Two diplexers are None. My installer used both; the diplexorS and the power inserter. When I ask him to remove the diplexerS and run each cable separately, OTA signal shot up, channels stablized and PQ increased.

Those are both diplexers; you'll only need one. How do you get power to your OTA amplifer? I'm only using the power inserter to power up the amplifier in my OTA antenna. No diplexer; the cables are connected directly to the Sat connection from the Voom dish; and from the OTA, to the inserter...

Folks, After reading this thread, some confusion exists. The Diplexer is the small box attached to the back of the STB. The Diplexer unify the two coaxial cables from the Voom dish and the OTA antenna to one STB connection. The Voom dish is powered by the STB. The Power Inserter is the...

I must disagree. When the Installer installed my system...he used the diplexor (which is the small box attached to the back if the STB) I received no OTA channels. One day while channel surfing I got a glimpse of NBC, which led me to believe OTA is possible. I've worked in the anntena field...

There's no such OTA antenna with a range of 200 miles; after 70 miles, line of sight is no longer possible. Trash the diplexor, run the cables to each connection separately to the STB. Doing this increases signal strength. Try purchasing your own OTA antenna....I've had nothing but success...

There's no such OTA antenna with a range of 200 miles; after 70 miles, line of sight is no longer possible. Trash the diplexor, run the cables to each connection separately to the STB. Doing this increases signal strength. Try purchasing your own OTA antenna....I've had nothing but success...

Clarification: The Diplexor is the coaxial connection on the back of the STB. where both antenna cable use one connection. The small gold-colored connection with the AC plug is for your OTA antenna amplifier. By disconnecting the diplexor and running each cable independently to its proper...

This is all about picture quality........and getting the most out of your display and the Voom STB......I own a 4:3 set....if I set 1080i with the remote control my SD will be stretched even in pillar box format because the STB thinks all channels are HD. All channels have top and bottom bars...

Buy your own....Antennas Direct on the web....replaced Voom's with a DB8 and I'm watching 37 out of 40 OTA channels with no interruptions whatsoever....The 3 channels I don't receive are duplicates......I'm 62 miles from the tower in Los Angeles with an assortment of mountain ranges, trees...

If you have a diplexor get rid of it....signal strength is stronger when both antennas run on it own coaxial cable. Try purchasing your own OTA antenna......Antenna Direct DB8 did it for me....I'm 62 miles away from the LA tower between mountain ranges, houses, trees, etc. 90+ signal.

Shelly's Answer......... The Voom exclusive are in 1080i, what I'm saying is the STB by some flaw reverts back to 720p when changing channels when Native mode is set using the STB red manual button only. Using the menu's red colored 1080i button with the remote locks 1080i but stretches the...

Using Native Resolution with the red STB button only, reverts back to 720p on HD channels when switching channels....using the 1080i red button in the Installer Menu Locks ALL channels in the 1080i resolution, so your SD channels are Stretched......These steps allow you to use Native resolution...