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I am no expert in this field so please take my explaination with a grain of salt. The tuners in the 522 are seperate with their own respective outputs. Only the first tuner has a modulator built in for the OTA/cable signal and only the first tuner will be able to display that signal...

I just want to emphasize one thing Mike mentioned and that is that you have to properly calibrate your TV. I have never had digital cable so I don't know what that looks like but I just got Dish a couple of months ago and coming from analog cable, I never experienced pixelation and other...

I think that the OTA/cable signal is only available on the TV1 output. If you want to be able to watch OTA on both TVs, you can combine both coax outputs from the receiver and send the combined signal to the second TV.

Before calling the cable company, keep in mind that you can share a receiver's output between several TVs. They would all be on the same channel but if you only have maximum 3 people watching TV at the same time, you only need 3 tuners. With the DHA plan you would only be paying $5 more for...

My opinion would be not to tell the service tech. Here is the reason why: If you were carefully moving the receiver around, it probably should not have failed. Even if you tell the service tech that you were careful, he *MAY* insist that you caused it to fail because it does have the warning...

Local stations for all markets have 4-digit channel numbers, ie 8530 through 8546 in my market (Salt Lake City). With newer receivers, these channels will also be shown if you select their broadcast channel numbers (2 through 32 for me). The channels are not sent twice but the receiver...