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E* and D* receivers are not interchangeable.

Install is basically done - I installed/peaked/grounded 3 lnb SWM dish and ran cable to rooms where needed. I work for a company that, among other things, does D*/E* commercial installs.

The person I'm attempting to do this for absolutely doesn't sign long term contracts for anything - cellphone service, home alarm system, nothing.

Is there any way to set up D* service, using new equipment purchased online, installed by the homeowner, and not needing to sign a two-year contract?

This just tells me that AT&T doesn't intend on deploying Uverse throughout at least most of their footprint, otherwise why bother with either D* or E*.

Sounds exactly like my job as an alarm technician. And we're unionized where i'm employed.

Simple, Comcast is one of the largest union-busting corporations in the country. They're known for tactics such as telling workers that unionizing will result in lower pay and less benefits, terminating employees who have any direct involvement with the union, and promising workers "manager"...

one quick question? Isn't this going to require a massive IRD switchout? I'm assuming as was mentioned in a previous post that D* would need to use something along the lines of MPEG4 or even WMVHD. Are there any D* receivers currently in release capable of decoding any new compression scheme?

the device The measurement device in question is called a Time-Distance Reflectometer, or TDM for short.

I normally don't jump in to defend E*, but I feel the need to rebut a couple of your statements. Have you actually used a VOOM receiver? Visit the VOOM forum and you'll see why I ask that question. Can't be any worse than the D* HD channel lineup, considering that they both carry the same exact...

A couple of problems with this statement. 1: At this time, D* DEFINITELY doesn't have the potential for adding more HD as they're more strapped for bandwidth than E* currently is. D7S may ease up on compression a little and enable them to do more LIL, but not much else. 2: INHD is...

Be careful, that's borderline flamebait. Those are the two reasons I left D* for E*. Of course anyone else's experience may vary.

Replay for me The dealbreaker for me was the ability to stream content from unit to unit without having to pay for HMO.