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I rarely have less than 10% available. Usually it isn't a problem unless there is a surprise marathon.

In the settings you can set a dvr to work as a single tuner which should do what you said you wanted.

Keep the HR 24 & upgrade on the H24. If you have Whole Home you can still share between the HD DVRs. The only thing you might be concerned over is the fan & hard drive do make some noise which might bother you at night.

Usually when there is a 771A a tech is sent out. Resetting the SWM usually is only a temporary fix.

If you have an H/HR 23 or higher this will not work since the b-band in built into the ird.

You can get the referral program through a local dealer if they are signed up for the program. Request it and have the account number of the referer.

Looks good in HD on Directv.

Try contacting a local satellite dealer.

The first DVR I had was a Stand Alone TiVo 30 hour. Since then I have had a DISH 921, DISH 622 & now a DirecTV HR20. None of the satellite boxes had the depth of searches of TiVO or the Auto recording of TiVO's guesses. When DISH added name-based recording they came much closer than...

I watched the last night's game also. Joe Buck said he came to the Cards games with his daughter and her friends. He also said he watches the Cards when they are winning the games and if they are losing he will change the channel.

The B-Band converter is an in-line adapter which works with MPEG-4 equipment. You will find one usually just attached to the sat in on your receiver. Attached is a picture.

You can diplex with the 5 LNB, but you have to do so AFTER the B-band converter.

Look under either Zenith or Goldstar. This is where I found an LG code with Dish Network.

Split the OTA signal, run one side to the 622 the other to a signal combiner. Run the TV2 output to the other side of the combiner then to the TV2 set. The sat signal will come in on the channel you set & you can use your TV tuner to get the OTA channels. A good quality splitter will work...

Dish doesn't send component or HDMI cables with their HD receivers. Also, there have been many reports of problems with Dish receivers & HDMI. I have a 622 w/ component & it works well.

Here (Jonesboro, AR DMA) , we can get ABC & PBS off air and most times everyone is eligible for NBC, CBS, & FOX from distant cities. There are a few areas which must get waivers. These are sometimes denied, but a call to the station usually results in a waiver.

Scott, I met you there last year & had my picture made at your booth. I was at the same table with you & Claude at the party Sat night. Can't make this year though. Really wish I could.

Actually RCA would have the better picture, but coax is much, much easier.

I have had some good results from Terk antennas in some areas and not so good results in others. Much depends on the distance from the station you wish to receive. I live about 40 or so miles from the one off-air station available here. We get good results here, but as little as 5 miles down...

Not only is the money from the Yankees better, the endorsements should probably be much more lucrative also.

Do the software download, then your system may recoginze the 129 sat.

I would take the $50 loss and go on with life.