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True, but from what I know of those, I have T-Mobile, they are for a limited time. At least that's how the Paramount+ worked. Plus, charter is a bigger player in the space. As I'm still a Dish customer, my experience in the area is very limited. But, it appears that will have to change at some...

I don't know how long this will go on as I'm not effected by it. What I find interesting is Charter's position of we want our customers to have access to all of your streaming services. Otherwise we're paying you to compete with us. If they are serious about being willing to walk away from the...

Thus the warning I posted. I'm guessing you're not familiar with Clay Travis. Political is his schtick. And unfortunately the last publication I recall that wasn't political was My Weekly Reader.

For a much more in depth view of the issue between Charter and ESPN and its potential impact beyond those two companies. And fair warning, it too ventures into the political, albeit from the other side. ESPN Vs. Charter Could Be The End Of The Cable Bundle...And Sports As We Know It ⎮Clay Travis

Same here.

Its all about location with T-Mobile. I'm less than a mile from the tower and get 300/40+ routinely. Certainly worth the $50.

I downloaded 341 yesterday morning. This morning it showed 342. Now it shows 339. Perhaps their subscriber loss has started to effect their programming staff.

I think you've isolated the problem. If you check the T-Mobile Home Internet discussion boards you will find numerous problems with the way they assign IP addresses. And of course, unlike some other ISPs they do not offer a static IP address. There are a couple of work arounds. You could just...

Is your IP address in the same geographic location as your house? At times my T-Mobile issued IP address is more than 300 miles from where I live. Can you login to dishanywhere.com? That should work if the IP address location is a problem, because, well 'anywhere'. If it works, it may well be...

I just tried it with my VPN enabled and with it disabled. Both logins were successful. So its not a VPN issue. T-Mobile does some odd things with IP addresses. Check your assigned IP address and see if it corresponds to your location. If not, that may be an issue.

I have T-Mobile home internet and have no issues with Dish. But, many sites will block you if using a VPN. I don't recall if Dish is one of them.

Got an email from Dish this morning announcing the return of Disney/ESPN. Scanning my spam folder for the email announcing the departure of Disney/ESPN. No luck so far...

I woke up early to see if they were back for the F1 race. I just bought a new LG OLED and it came with a month of Fubo. Signed up and watched the race. So, I'm good for a month, if they're not back by then I think I'll give YouTube TV a try. The only things I care about on ESPN are college...

I got the TMO home internet 3 or 4 months ago. Initially was getting 80-100 download speeds. Then after some recent work on the closest tower, about 1/2 mile away, I'm getting 300-400 download speeds consistently.

I see it scheduled on Paramount (241) tomorrow night.

As far as 5G goes, it is really spotty. I live about 1/2 mile from a T-Mobile 5G tower. I recently switched to T-Mobile Home Internet and I get a very good 5G signal. The supplied gateway gives you access to real time stats from the tower. That said, even people who live fairly close to me get...

Yup, I'm seeing double as well. Thought it was just because I'm getting so old.

None. In fact I'd gladly give up all the apps if it could improve any aspect of performance. I much prefer a Roku for all the apps I need.

If you use a desktop/laptop app for your VPN access it will not effect your Dish receiver. If you have the VPN installed on your router, likely using OpenVPN, you must first assign your Hopper a static IP address in the router and then go to the page in the OpenVPN settings and exclude the...

I have two H3's and no Joeys so I can't speak to how they work. However, I was having issues with streaming 4K on the H3 farthest from my Synology router. My solution was powerline devices. You would need one powerline device connected to your router, and one each for your Joeys. Of course that...

RedZone is just about the only way I watch the NFL anymore. Probably old age onset OCD, but I'm just not interested in watching a whole game unless its one of the few teams I'm really interested in. As it is, I'll likely watch no NFL for reasons only appropriate for the Pit. So, not a huge loss...

Probably true. Unless of course Charlie could use the uncertainty to bargain for a lower cost. I doubt the NFL would be interested though, they likely have higher priority issues to deal with these days.

Its really pretty simple as its only one sentence long. The first 5 words being the most important in this case. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of...

Gee, ya think? That's a big reason the loss of the RSNs wasn't as big a deal. Baseball season ended and what was left didn't mean as much to me. I'm not cancelling tomorrow, or hopefully not at all. Most of these things get worked out and with the financial impact to all sports teams I'd like to...

I've put up with the various network disputes, the loss of the RSNs, and even HBO. But if the RedZone is gone, I'm afraid so am I.