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The azimuth isn't going to help this guy one bit, as he said he didn't have a compass available :rolleyes:

Al is right. The Voom LNB is a DirecTV dual LNB. It uses the same signaling as a Dish Network Legacy dual LNB. I've used one output for Voom 61.5 and Echostar 61.5. Make sure you run a check switch on the Dish receiver to clear out any saved switch matrixes since you won't have a switch in...

DTV on the mitsubishi defaults to component. You have to actually change the menu settings to utilize it for RGBHV. Otherwise it is just another component. Make sure the 811 is set to 1080i.

If I'm not mistaken, you're still breaking the law. You ARE indeed scum. Enjoy!

Install an antenna at the top of the hill and run high quality RG11. Heck, even RG6 would probably work. This is how it was done in the olden days...and you can bet there is plenty of digital coming out of LA.

Box is still available and carries absolutely no balance. Will accept paypal or money order. Price is 500.00 shipping included.

Yes, I actually purchased it for an additional HD monitor that didn't have DVI. However, I replaced that monitor with a new Samsung set today and sold the older set. Now I'm going to be using DVI with the 811.

Awesome Link! I also found that by activating "movie" mode, it seems to reduce or disable the SVM/VSM.

That's what I meant, my mistake. However, the actual form factor of the connector is HDMI, yet it handles DVI and HDMI signaling. Anyone know the service menu codes for newer Samsung sets?

New Question: How can VSM be disabled on the Samsung sets? Anyone know the specific circuitry to disable or how to identify it?

Thanks!!!!

I just purchased an additional HDTV. It is a new samsung RPTV that has a DVI-I port that is shared with HDMI. Where can I find a cable that has one end as DVI-I and the other as HDMI?

You should also know that boba is the resident troll. Ignore him whenever possible.

Mr. Porterhouse has promoted his company today. :rolleyes:

What the hell did you just say?

525.00 shipped-highly negotiable.

You're a dumbass.

I have one Dish 6000U High Definition satellite receiver for sale. Includes card, remote, 8PSK and 8VSB modules and component cables.

I dumped the TiVo for Dish. Forget the goofy interface and childish sounds...I find other things more impressive. Dish Network offered me an excellent deal with excellent equipment. The only think I liked about the TiVo vs. PVR 508 was the dual tuners. Well, the 721 and 522 have that. I'm...

I figured the phrase "reasonably priced" would automatically preclude Monster products ;)

I read about that earlier. It was streamed via Internet2, right? That's a helluva backbone (AT&T is good too ;) ) It's inefficient and the improvements wouldn't even be perceivable beyond a certain point.

You stated the installer claimed you wouldn't get any OTA stations ("I've done 4 installs today and none of the OTA has worked"). You never said you asked for it not to be installed. Perhaps you should explicitly explain your position before you explicitly attack my post.

Just do a search on these forums. It's a question that is answered quite often. If you have a CRT-based RPTV or direct-view, there is no reason to use DVI-I. You aren't likely to see any improvement (unless the component outputs are particularly poor, which they aren't on the 6000 and 811)...

It's always best to begin a new thread with a new question. However, I believe the 6000 is an excellent product if you don't need DVI. The 811 is still a great product, and I do own one and can recommend it as well. Whatever you can get for the cheapest. Although the 811's inability to...

What are your opinions regarding the picture quality via component on the 6000 vs. the 811? It seems to me that the 6000 picture is a bit grainier and a bit brighter...I had to adjust contrast and brightness to a lower level to compensate and that eliminated some of the excessive grain. The...