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Hope they are using the Spectrum App to avoid box fees. DVR shows up under My library. You can schedule remotely using pc or smartphone.

You have to get them comfortable with streaming. Cloud dvr is via the Spectrum App and streaming. Spectrum App can be downloaded on Samsung, Roku tvs, and roku streaming devices. App doesnt download to LG, Vizio and firestick. I use 4K roku 3810r stick for my non compliant tvs.

I stream using the Spectrum app. I have the Cloud DVR plus (100 recordings). Watch on any tv or device. I record a lot of sports, movies, tv, etc. Nice to watch and fast forward thru the commercials. No limit on multiple recordings.

You could save $30 month by switching to Cloud DVR and ditching the cable boxes. Allows you to watch recorded content on any tv in the house.

Disney/ESPN package is the Entertainment View add on $12.99.

$81.99 for 100s of spectrum channel with Cloud DVR is not bad. All i'm missing are the premium movie channels. $39.99 for 600 mb internet.

Works fine for me. Been using the app for years.

Try it and see, I think it is 50 .

You should consider Cloud DVR Plusnand ditch the 2 DVR boxes. Cloud DVR is whole house dvr. Cloud Plus allows 100 recordings.

I think it depends on which plan you have, I have the cloud plus plan (100 recordings), never hit the simultaneous limit. I record a lot of stuff.

Certain TV brands are not compatible with Spectrum App (LG, Vizio, Sony, firesticks). Samsung, roku tvs, and roku sticks work great. I recommend the 4K roku stick (best wifi) if TV is not compatible. I have multiple tvs (using 4k rokus) and cloud dvr. Really love the cloud dvr, watch any...

I have used the Spectrum App and Cloud DVR for years. It's great. I have 7 tvs, the Cloud DVR is a whole house dvr. Can watch on any tv. I can record 100 programs at once if needed.

https://www.manualslib.com/download/1558299/Dish-Network-Hopper-3.html easy to download .

Any neighbors close by....they may be causing interference with their remote ? I have a Sharp Aquos and 211K receiver and all is fine. I do not use the TV remote.

The wall plate in the living room.....if you can trace where the cable comes in from...you can find a connection that also goes to the satellite dish. There may be a device that looks like a "signal splitter"...if so....one end comes from the satellite dish.....one goes to your living room ..the...

It depends on how accessable your cable connections are. I have a 2 222K receivers and have signals running to 6 tvs (2 HD...4 non HD). It is simple to connect to a splitter, but depends on accessablility and some simple cable connection skills.

You should peak on TP19 or TP21 for satellite 72.7. In central NC, I am getting 57 on TP19 and 53 on TP21. This was after moving (verticle adjustment) of the dish on my own. The HD improved a lot. The installer only had me at 51 on TP19 and 51 on TP21. Use a sharpie pen and mark your current...

Thanks for the responses. I called Dish and they sent a 2nd technician out. He looked at the signal strength thru the menus (6-1-1) and saw that I was getting around 50-52 on tp 19 & tp 21 for sat 72.7. I asked him about peaking the dish, but he said this reading was within acceptable readings...

I had the same experience, so now I get everything in writing (via email) before committing. If there are any issues, the email is referenced as proof. ts27330

Finally switched from cable to Dishnetwork. I have a Dish 1000.4 dish with 222K receivers. I have a clear view of Southern sky. I am connected to satellites 61.5, 72.7 and 77 at zipcode 27330. HD TVs are 42" lcd 1080p. Upon initial turn on of tv, the HD is ok, but not "wow..look at this picture...