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very frustrating - c'mon dish, get your act together. The Joey's are a pain to use with this nonsense going on... seems like if it's not one thing, it's another...

So I had the Dish install tech arrive (late) yesterday to install the HIC. He insisted that the HIC would not fix my problems and to plug Ethernet cables only into just the 2x Hoppers... Asked me to call him this Wednesday if I had any further issues... I will defer to his judgement, and simply...

Hey - I'm the OP on this thread - just saw your post and wanted to reply to you. My problems went away (for the most part) after removing all but one Ethernet cable from one Hopper (I have 2/H, 2/J) and putting everything into bridging mode. No more freezing, no more weird audio synch issues...

so I finally have the latest software on the Hoppers/Joeys and after re-enabling bridging (I still only have one ethernet cable plugged into the main Hopper). Everything is working, no black screens of death, etc., except now the Home Media option doesn't work on the Joeys... Either way, last...

Apps for Amazon Prime Instant Video and Netflix... I can dream, right?

still on S213 - no updates here, yet

sorry, not familiar - what's a HIC?

Thanks! Wondering though if there's any advantage/disadvantage between the two choices? Either plug everything back into ethernet and disable bridging or have a single hopper with ethernet and bridging enabled... ? Either way isn't a problem, just would like to know what the "best" way is....

Just got to work and saw the post about the new software push. Read through all the posts and don't see anything that specifically states whether having bridging disabled now will require that I plug ethernet cables back into my other Hopper and 2x Joeys.... Anyone know for sure?

just don't want to see all those wires when it's mounted vertically...

Better rubber feet on the Joeys - with the power cord, hdmi and coax pulling on it, the Joey doesn't stay put very well...

-A recycle bin, akin to Windows, that allows your to retrieve a show you accidentally deleted

-An app with Dish notices - update announcements, channel lineup changes, etc.

-An app that allows you to pick a dynamic background - fireplace, aquarium, fireworks, etc.

-The option to color code new programs in the guide for quick reference

-The ability in Search to trigger reminders for shows you searched for, and didn't find originally, when they finally do show up on the guide

All clear on the Western front It's been several days now since unplugging all but one of the ethernet cables, and everything (knock on wood) has been honky dory. No more black screens of death, no more arbitrary freezing and no more "looking for Hopper" screens on the Joeys. Very happy now...

Guide Tweaks Give me the option to change the way the guide is displayed... whole screen option, smaller/bigger fonts and how about transparency? - so the current show is running behind, instead of in a little box that I'd like to remove...

In general, the ability to archive your timers online (versus to your remote, which fails miserably)

with a single ethernet cable in the main hopper and in bridged mode, the latest report from the homefront is that the Joeys were not "searching for hopper" as they had been previously, but they didn't have the option in DVR to switch to the other Hopper to see the recordings on the other...

unplugged the ethernet cables from everything but the main Hopper today - Bridging enabled - so far, so good.

where/how do I enable/disable bridging on the Hopper that will retain the ethernet cable?

will disconnecting the ethernet cables from the other Hopper and Joeys affect their ability to view Blockbuster online and/or the Home Media functionality?

I have 2 Hoppers, 2 Joeys - so I understand this, I should leave one Hopper plugged in (the one with the Sling Adapter) and unplug the other Hopper and both Joeys? Reboot, and all the ethernet-disconnected devices should connect via MoCa....? not trying to be dense, just making sure I read the...

everything, including Joeys, are all connected via ethernet