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I m having trouble searching for the rules and fees for a la carte on Dish If I want to get one channel like Bloomberg what are the fees associated with it besides the channel cost of $1.50? Is there a receiver fee? etc This is for a second home and I already have an old 301 and an...

Latest news is that Orbit will be taking over OnSat's subscribers. I guess good news but still a little sad to see them go.

Actually OnSat has been publishing DCII progamming for some time. 4DTV guides are painfully slow and a magazine is still nice. In addition they published wild feeds on their website. The latest rumor is that OnSat is selling most operations to Orbit Magazine. We shall see how all this turns out.

According to ditkomaniac over at satforums, OnSat published its last issue and will go out of business. Sad to see this because it really shows how low C-Band subs have really dropped.

Thanks. That is weird out of the 38 service areas cablevision serves only 14 get that channel. Thanks! These are the places that get Galavision: Bridgeport Elizabeth Hudson County Newark Paterson Riverhead, Southampton, Southold, East Hampton and Shelter Island Hauppauge Lynbrook...

They get deleted after the STB looses power

Scott I am confused about this a bit. I looked at the channel guide and do not see Galavision listed. I do not think any city in CV's footprint has it at all. CSPAN is already digital only. Was this an old memo? or was this an official notification?

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Same for me - no skip then no TiVo Why would I pay a premium and not get this critical feature?

Thanks but the code sequence in that thread does not work on a 508. Does anyone out there know the correct code?

Everything in Boston is simulcasted in digital - everything

Thanks - I am quite familiar with all these procedures. I am looking to factory reset the whole receiver. i.e. wipe out the hard drive and reset all settings and re-download all software

Actually it is a partnership between Waste Management and Sony. You can drop off any old TV to an approved Wate Management location and get the voucher. More info on the program: Sonystyle.com | Locations: http://wm.com/WM/sony/locationlist.xls

How do I perform a factory reset on a 508?

Didn't they also want toio see if anyone was using the receiver when she dissappeared?

If you turn a broken or used tv into sony they will give you off $100 of a new TV

Remember Scott Peterson killed his wife and Dish Network turned over records of his DVR? Dish had a lot of info of what his actions were down to the keystroke. I can only imagine they have improved the technology since then. They also sell the viewership records in aggregate to Nielsen

Fox Business is complete crap - We tried it for a few days at work but the novelty soon wore off and quickly switched back to CNBC. Pretty graphics and good looking women only get you so far. When it comes to hard news - that relies on accuracy and no fluff Fox falters. I really do not know...

Who actually listens to Imus? He gets something like a .7 - 1.3 share Even the people that replaced him on radio got higher ratings.

This also sets them up to better compete with coming IPTV set-top box explosion set to happen. They are going to be better positioned to compete for new business as a separate entity We already know Dish is set to offer low cost Digital TV over the air set-tops as part of the government's...

Starz exclusive: * Disney & its subsidiaries (Buena Vista, Dimension, Miramax, and Touchstone). [Though the Disney Channel really has first dibs on some releases] * New Line Cinema * Revolution Studios Partial arrangement with: * Universal Studios that gives it 400 exclusive...

Must be a good time to be in the encoding business - just think how many headends will have to reconvert the signal to MPEG2

"Zitter also said HBO intends to transmit its MPEG-4 video at 8 Mbps." Now the question becomes, what will providers pass through

HBO to go all-digital, all MPEG-4 in 2008 By Brian Santo June 20, 2007 HBO executive vice president of technology Robert M. Zitter dropped a minor bombshell this morning, saying that HBO is going to transmit content entirely in HD, encoded in MPEG-4, starting next year. The announcement came...