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I'm still not quite sure why you are on EA in St. Louis. I only have one dish, and I am not on the eastern arc. I get every channel I'm supposed to....

You are on EA in St. Louis?

Understood. As I said, I wouldn't expect it to be the same tech, just that I think it's only a matter of time because they are very close to making it a reality, so to speak.

I'm not so sure. Early next year the Nintendo 3DS will be out. It offers a glasses-less 3D solution. Obviously this isn't exactly the same technology that would be used for glasses-less 3D in televisions but I think it proves that it's a possibility in the near future.

So, can you view recorded programing from the 922 to a DLNA capable device? Is this planned for the future if not currently working?

I'm not sure if it was a local distributor because they were giving out the 1800directv number or whatever it is. Has there been any info on this? I really hope they come to some deal.

I heard a commercial on the radio today for DirecTV where they were bashing Dish Network for having a limited amount of Blues games. This is total BS that we don't get all the games.

What worries me is that fairly simple things like timers aren't working properly, from the reports here. I would be very understanding if at this point new features like sling and the new remote or interface have issues but something as standard as timers really worries me.

It's all about DLNA.

Do you have PlayOn Media Server?

I apologize in advance if I missed this question. I know Scott mentioned something about streaming video from the PC to the 922 but has anyone tried streaming Netflix or Hulu to the 922 by running PlayOn Media Server on their PC?

I work in Software QA for a major company. I should try to sign up for this to help out. I would imagine it's too late to do so?

I'm really looking forward to this. It will be nice to be able to stream from one DVR to another or even from netflix/hulu to the DVR via the PC and PlayOn Media Server which I currently use and stream to my PS3.

Whatever happened to Dish DVRs supporting DLNA?

I just got a HAVA Titanium Wireless HD from Woot : One Day, One Deal (SM) this week. Really amazing piece of technology. It's nice to be able to watch live (baseball game) or recorded tv on my laptop or Motorola Q9c while at work.

I don't know. I can find much better versions of those logos from google. dish network logo - Google Image Search direcTV logo - Google Image Search

Just seems rather odd that there are no copyright, trademark, etc small print at the end of the document. Especially considering how "legal minded" E* seems to be. Also, those logos are really bad. I would think they would want to represent themselves a bit better.

I'm not sure who created that document but I seriously doubt it is an official Dish Network or DirecTV document. I certainly could have created something more professional looking.

Kind of resurrecting a dead thread here but Rockford, IL locals in HD were uplinked yesterday to 129, so I guess they are coming "soon".

I had the same problem with the loss of NBC and FOX (I missed Fringe!) last night. I just assumed it was from the 8+" of snow.

Do you seriously live in Montgomery PA? That's where my ex-wife is from. Her parents still live there. It's a small world but an even smaller town. Her parents live off of SR 54.

I"m in St. Louis as well. I'm not sure if my problems are specific to L615 or not, but over the last couple of weeks (within the spool period of L615, which I have on both my 622 and 722) I have serious problems tuning in my local HD's via SAT. I haven't noticed any audio dropouts when it is...

I wonder if by some cosmic comedy EchoStar Asia's call center is located in the US instead of in Asia.

Lol. Similarly, my thoughts are, "D*'s DVR can't be *that* bad...."

That could also be DNLA streaming. Both XBOX360 and PS3 support the DLNA protocol.