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Basically it's not Dish that's determining what's shown and when, it's the content providers. If you switch to Direct or Cable, you'll get the same channels, with the same formats..

The astronauts did it?

I'm for the intern and the switch theory. :up

Having a hell of a time acquiring...

119 is breathing again. 32 signal strength.

119 gone, 62 signal strength on 110 (usually closer to 100. (Transponder 8) Southeast Atlanta area.

You would have to have the Pioneer use TV1 on the 322, and then use TV2 for your TV. TV1 will support the IR blaster from your Pioneer unit to accept remote signals. TV2 is RF only and will NOT work with the IR blaster. So basically you need two connections to your TV. One from TV2 (so...

My suggestion: Ditch the wife. Seriously, DVR is tons easier to deal with than tape. Unless she keeps ALL the episodes she records forever. Even then, she can just tape those she wants to keep..

That'd be stupid, I would think. Sure they'll get the Dish feed but it'd be delayed and NOWHERE near as good as other DVR equipment out there, especially the feed from the production rooms. More than likely they're using a DVR with a jog/shuttle wheel so they can do precise tracks

Hm... Yeah, it says CourtTV in the guide on 204, but when tuned it has the Biography channel bug. Currently playing 'Murder She Wrote' Atlanta area /w Top120

I don't think that's true. And that's also comparing two different things. The PS3 has the graphics engine, but the Wii has the more interesting control system. I don't know why people keep saying the Wii is only a kiddy system. I think it's more like an 'Everyone' system whereas the PS3 is a...

Pretty much what you said, you didn't call up and agree to the lease. It's just like a cellphone. If you don't want a contract, you have to pay full price for the phone. They make up for the cost of equipment in the fact that you say you'll pay them at least x amount for y amount of time. Also...

Nope, I believe the wait is a lot longer than that, if they'll even let you back as a 'new customer' without using someone else's information (Which I think qualifies as some sort of theft or whatnot?)

Okay, I think I get the basic idea of account stacking (Getting a secondary reciever on your account and letting the neighbor use it) And this is probably a stupid question which I know the answer to, is it a problem to let the neighbor use my Dish (meaning, connect to my LNB) to save having...

The only problem I have with DirectTV is ALL of their boxes are slow as hell. Especially on the guides.

I have the little blue light too! Mainly see it on HBO and PPV. I think (but can't be sure) that i've seen it once or twice on Cinemax. Most non-premium channels will never have DD though.

What's funny is, i've had Dish installed on both my rental places. First an apartment, then a townhouse. I actually bothered to get the written letters from both managements. The installers NEVER asked for the 'landlord' letter. When I brought it out and asked 'Hey, do you need this?' they said...

If they aren't UHF, you can't 'add' UHF to the remotes. If it just says IR on the back of the remote, then no. You'd be better off buying another UHF remote rather than trying to find an alternative to get those working.

I believe the DSL filter only keeps the DSL from dropping when you pick up the phone line, it won't somehow 'improve' the connection for the satellite reciever. No suggestions though

Don't know what the Diplexers can handle, but here's what my cable modem reports: Downstream: 687000000 Hz Locked Upstream: 30992000 Hz Ranged

1. You can often get a Cable modem without subscribing to TV, it just costs more. 2. Diplexing the signals probably won't work. 3. The recivers can dial in over Vonage. I do it with my 522. Don't know about Packet8. DSL often isn't worth the trouble. If you had problems once, you will again...

Ultimate TV was around the same time as Replay TV. Unfortunately their marketing departments didn't do so well. Came out not long after Windows 98 I think.

That caught me as funny, 1. I doubt an audiophile would ever have anything digital 2. It's optical. Just light passing through a tube, I can't see how a TOSLINK splitter would degrade the signal unless it shaded the light. Sorry, i'm not trying to flame or anything, I just found some odd...

522 acts that way as well.

I have pretty much anything with a harddrive on a UPS. Some of them will regulate power, and the more mission-critical stuff is on those UPS's. DVRs just get a standard battery backup (APC 500/725) just to keep over/under voltages a little suppressed. They'll switch to battery on certain events...