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That's true that the EPL matchups are on ESPN Deportes as well, but remember that ESPN 2 is in HD while ESPN Deportes is not. If your ISP provides you with ESPN3, you can watch all the EPL, La Liga, and other soccer matches on there. It's basically near HD quality (if you have a high internet...

My programming package is Dish Latino Max, which doesn't come with NFL Network. When I added the Multi-Sports Pack, it added NFL Network, NFL RedZone, Big Ten Network, NBA TV, NHL Network, ESPN Classic, Fuel TV, and a handful of RSN's to my programming. Fox Soccer Channel was already included in...

Dish's website is a bit misleading. It clearly states HD Platinum package comes with "21 premium HD channels". No mention of 3 of them only in SD.

Fox Sports Oklahoma is only a subfeed of Fox Sports Southwest, it is not a separate network. So what you were watching was actually Fox Sports Southwest, but when a Oklahoma City Thunder was on, the Fox Sports Oklahoma subfeed would play over the Fox Sports Southwest programming. On Dish...

Don't worry, you already get them... Cartoon Network (East) - 176 Disney Channel (East) - 172 ION (East) - 216 Nickelodeon (East) - 170 Univision (East) - 270 Encore (East) - 340

Dish America (or TurboHD) was a good package a few years back. When I was a subscriber, the only two HD channels that were not included in the package were Fox News Channel and Fox Business Channel. That was fine with me since I was never interested in those channels. Since then, only Comedy...

This channel lineup is wrong. Dish America packages don't recieve all the HD channels that Dish Network carries. It's only select channels.

If Disney really wanted to stick it to Dish, they should've pulled the HD feeds of ESPN and ESPN 2 too.

No US service provider that carries NHL Center Ice has the HD feeds for Canadian networks (TSN, Rogers SportsNet, CBC, etc), including DirecTV. It isn't just Dish that doesn't.

Yeah, I don't think there are many subscribers who have switched between the Dish Latino and AT packages. When I first signed up for Dish, my package was Dish Latino Max HD, so I had no clue about the HD channel map-downs. I assumed everyone had their HD channels up in the 5000's range.

It's no biggie. You get used to it after a while. Just make a customized guide display using the TV channel lineup for Dish Latino... http://www.dishnetwork.com/downloads/Channel-Lineup/OnlineChannel_Latino.pdf

The channel is actually called Comcast Sports Southwest, not Comcast Sports Houston. But anyways, it isn't the only Comcast sports network that isn't on satellite. Comcast SportsNet Northwest, which is the home of the Portland Trail Blazers, can only be found on cable. Comcast SportsNet...

I once thought about downgrading to this package since Dish added HD programming as an option, but since ESPN and ESPN 2 aren't included in the package, I decided to stick with Dish Latino Max.

Apparently, Dish's contract with all the FOX networks (FX, Fox News, FSC, etc) is about to end soon. So hopefully any new agreeement that is reached will include the HD feed of Fox Soccer Plus.

What about the satellite dish? Do they require you to mail that back to them as well?

I'm not sure what list you were looking at on the website, but Nickelodeon isn't a part of any of the Dish America packages. For an accurate list of what you should be receiveing, go to this link and download the PDF in the first post...

I'm just leasing the receiver. A few years back, when I upgraded from a Solo ViP 211k to a Duo ViP 222k, all I had to pay was the $98 labor/installation fee and sign a 2-year contract extension. This time when I am trying to upgrade, its the same $98 labor/installation fee and contract...

I currently have the Duo ViP 222k receiver. I inquired with CSR about upgrading my equipment to the Duo ViP 722k receiver to get DVR service. They said that there would be a one-time $200 fee, a $98 labor/installation fee, and I would have to sign a 2-year contraction extension on top of that...

I don't know why ESPN needs two new channels right now anyways. Both ESPNews and ESPN Classic are struggling in viewership. Why not throw that programming that will be on ESPN Goal Line and ESPN Buzzer Beater onto the two that are hurting? Seems to make more sense.

I have Dish Latino Max and when I added the Multi-Sports Pack, it added the following: Big Ten Network NFL Network NFL RedZone NBA TV NHL Network ESPN Classic Regional Sports Networks

Yes, as far as I know. I had the channel since it was Setanta, but then I dropped it at the end of the Premier League season. I just added it back about 3 weeks ago in time for the new season.

On a side note, if you switch packages to Dish Latino Max, you can add Fox Soccer Plus at a discounted rate of $10/mo.

Right now, there is not much value in picking up this network as they do not have contracts with any professional sporting teams. They only show college and high school sports. However, it has been rumored that the Astros and Rockets might team up and break away from Fox Sports Houston to get a...

Neither channel has begun broadcasting in HD. Fox Sports en Español plans to begin broadcasting in HD by the end of the year. After that, it will remain to be seen if Dish Network picks up the feed. Considering that they were the first to pick up FSC HD, it looks pretty good that they will.

With DirecTV having just launched GolTV HD, adding Fox Soccer Channel HD on August 11 (source), and possibly adding Fox Soccer Plus HD by the end of the year, looks like I'll be moving to DirecTV when my contract with Dish expires next spring.