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Are the 622s part of the upgrade? I'm only kidding. I can't believe how many people don't read the original post or know whether or not they have an HD receiver. Maybe it's just me, but shouldn't everybody know what their receiver is, what it is capable of and whether it is SD, HD, MP2...

The clueless Dish guy in the video even said in his intro that it was a standard 222 with upgraded firmware. All it appears to be is a standard 222 with the ethernet port enabled and has UPNP capability. The client box appears to be something running sageTV. At least that's what the logo...

There is no special deal. All you're asking for is a standard Dish'N It Up. The price for such depends on a host of factors. Most importantly is how long has it been since your last contract renewal or upgrade. EX. If you've been a customer for 3 months' you'll be a Plan C, no doubt. If...

Well, I'm certainly not one to come down on you being that I'm a firm believer on getting what you're entitled to. However, if you were smarter about it, you would've removed the DP34 from the house and he would've been forced to install the DPP44. Or you would just ask him politely and he...

Well, I'm not sure if this is the right place to post it, but I'm so friggin' giddy I can't think straight. I was watching LOST tonight and about 5 minutes in to it I realize that it was in widescreen format. (I normally watch with bars down the side as to not distort the image) I looked...

Well, if I were to hedge a guess, they are probably doing fiber to Liberty Lake. LLIX (Liberty Lake Internet Exchange) has a ton of fiber leading in from everywhere and has many of the national Internet/data players such as Level3, 360 and Verio. They are probably doing national bandwidth...

Even with all of those dishes I bet it's still hard to find something good on TV. :) TB

OK, guys this is my first post, but I'm not new to reading here. I'm one of the customers who activated service with a 942 about 17 days ago. However, I called D* before signing up and asked if the 942 was MPEG-4 capable. After talking with several people and being on hold, I was told...