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No the televison is three years old.

I have a sony grand wega 50" lcd televison.(Sorry not sure of model I am sending this via blacberry and do not have the details. Perhaps KF650) I have numerous pink colored spots on my screen about the size of a dime. I attempted to clean the screen but I do not think its a external debris...

I have the DishNet 942 DVR receiver. I was wondering is there any way to download the files from the DVR, to my computer and create a DVD. I was thinking of buying a DVD recorder but was informed that the recording would be done in real time. Anyway to transfer the digital file. thanks Eric

I think a couple of the starz channels hung around for a few weeks after the preview. I have voom only as well

that's alot, how good are the calibration disks?

how much?

Cost What does it cost to have someone do a calibration?

Pilman, This sounds like the hardest decision you ever made. It's a dollar, I enjoy the programs that Voom provides, If or when they close the door, I will find another provider. If you are that concerned that Voom may go under you may just want to forget it that way you want be so...

Sony KDF-50WE655 Experienced a DVI conflict error when using the supplied VOOM DVI cable and a HDMI/DVI adapter. Have since upgraded to Monster Cable and have not seen the error since the upgrade,

thanks guys, know anything about the noise filter on the Sony?

Understand, how to set the box, not sure how to set the TV

Thanks Ilya, That is what I have the Televison set on now, I know that if I can educate myself I can get the maximum enjoyment

So I set the voom box on 720? Thanks, will this also help with the standard stations? Also the tv has a noise filter setting will this help with the slightly fuzzy standard stations? Thanks for all of your help

Which one is it guys?

How do I determine my televisions (Sony KDF-50WE655) Native Resolution? How do I determine the signal strength of my dish? Thanks in advance

I initally used the supplied DVI cable with adapter, had the DVI conflict problem, bought the monster cable HDMI/DVI, no more problem. What is the purpose of using both DVI and component? Is there an advantage?

Just stated what I read, not speculation, overhead should not be changing, if anything going down.

I like Voom, I like my 50" Sony, its a good match, I dont want to see Voom go down the tubes. For my two cents, I read an article that stated Voom lost over 6 million dollars last year and had 50,000 subscribers. If they all paid the $50.00/month like me that's 30,000,000.00/year. A 20% increase...

MichaelG, What is micro-stutter, I noticed when I was using Component cables (during the dreaed DVI Conflict Days) I would see little blurry things in the background. Like the predator movie with Arnold S. when the preditor was in his stealth mode. Sorry for the crappy analogies.

Read it, and I was told something similar. Just tried the gas filled, monster cable and it currently is working, I have my fingers crossed.

I have a Sony KDF-50WE655 and had the dreadful DVI Conflict. I was using an adapter HDMI/DVI into the Sony and a DVI cable from the adapter into the voom box. Got tired of the DVI conflict message went Component. Noticed little ghost like things (I think they call them articles) similar to what...

After 2 months, I decided to start looking to correct my DVI conflict problem, (couples earlier post in this thread). TV is a Sony 50w655 Had an adapter from the TV into the DVI cable out of the box. Purchased a Monster Cable DVI/HDMI (Gold contancts, Gas filled, Curb Finders, and leather...

Thanks again I will Radio Shack and pick one up Eric

thanks tyork, makes sense but it appeared that some systems had a preamp between antenna and the cable. catching fox is the job for tomorrow

Thanks Darrell, I tried an indoor antenna, RCA HD with preamp and Zenith silver sensor, I live in an area heavily wooded, so the results were poor. I already have the outdoor antenna installed. I am just not sure where if needed I need to install the amplifier, outside at the antenna or...