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You have to go to the menu and preferences and record plus (menu 8 5) and then select ERD Setup and enable recordings to external device.

One thing in the original press release, they said that Versus and NBC were going to show all the playoff games. Right now that isn't possible unless you bring the Universal Sports into it. Unless the NHL changes their schedule so they don't have 4 games per night in the first round, Universal...

Check the alt channels above the regional sports channels. Tomorrow night's game is listed on chan 463.

You can set up a manual timer.

I don't know about WSBK but WPIX will show some games on Saturdays. The Mets-Astros game will be shown on May 14th. The regional sports channels destroyed OTA baseball. KTLA used to show Dodger games all the time, then it dropped to weekends only, then none.

They should have had the channel rename for FSRM to ROOT at the same time.

Back when Direct made the offer, the best place for info was from Maury Brown, who just started Biz of Baseball. They don't even have the AT&T deal listed in their news.

With annual programming if there is a leased receiver, there is a monthly fee for it even if it is the only receiver on the account. It is included in the programming package for monthly packages.

Let me start out saying I worked there for 3.5 years and hated to see the annual programming calls when they had leased receivers on the account. You didn't mention if the equipment is leased or owned (very few multiple hd receiver accounts are purchased), but with the leased equipment you...

HBO gave up on the heavyweight division after the Klitschko's decision to fight in Europe all the time. They did show some of the fights on Saturday afternoons, but didn't like the time slot. Plus the head of the sports department called them boring.

There is only one receiver involved, the tv2 connection comes out of that box. If you split it then both of the sets connected to the receiver would watch the same thing. But in a 3 floor deal, if you have it set up for the basement and top floor for the split, then you would have to carry...

One thing about the 622/722 is that it doesn't have a tv1 out like the sd receivers. You have to hook it up with component or composite cables.

1. Yes 2. Depends on line of sight, if you can get the Eastern Arc from the current location then you don't need to move it. 3. The 110, 119, 129 is the old 1000.2 dish, for Eastern Arc you need 1000.4.

I used to work there and had a call like this but it was ppv. If I remember right ended up replacing the smart card.

But does it show up on the receiver under the purchase history?

Before they sent the hit, did they have you check to see if 110 & 119 were showing in system info? Plus did they have you go to the purchase history (with a 722 it is 6-5) to see if it shows up there?

Just a question on OTA. If the fox locals problem happens, will the OTA info go through to record? I ask that because I have 100 on the OTA and will the OTA provide the programming info or will I have to do a manual timer for the fox programming?

If the worst happens and the fox locals are lost, do they still send out the ota info for programming? Can you still get that info to record on OTA or do you have to set up a manual timer?

If you get a 722 the delay for getting stuff would be slower for the online stuff. There isn't any requirement to have a receiver hooked up to broadband or internet now so a 222 wouldn't serve any purpose other than to order ppv. If you order a ppv through dish either through dish online or...

I haven't heard of any ip tracing for equipment. But if you have more than 1 receiver on the account and the other one is plugged in and you have 2 different ip addresses on them that could raise a flag. If it is the only receiver on the account you shouldn't be any more prone to an audit than...

As long as it is a cable that is directly from the router, it will work. Dish (or any other network device) doesn't care what you had ran it for. You would end up with problems if you tried to split it or something like that.

You need a monthly minimum package or you get stuck with the sat access fee. For the HD games on Center Ice, there were nights that had 6 or 7 games and only 1 or 2 were in HD. And if I remember right the games on Versus weren't available on Center Ice those nights either.

Doing it with the purchased receiver you would have to pay a sat access fee per month. You can get the locals with that for 9.99 or so. The big drawback to getting Center Ice is that the number of HD games is very limited. Just a guess on how many are in HD would be maybe 33%.

But from silly DMA rules set up by Neilson and Congress, Buffalo has Denver, not Casper locals.

What is it going to do to Buffalo Wyoming? The place is north of Casper but if you put in an address for Buffalo, you get Denver locals.