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I get 76 on that transponder....Would that be good enough for reliable view or not? Those are in HD aren't they?

ok, thanks

Where are the Evansville Locals located, What Sat and Transponder? I'm wanting to see if I can get any usable signal from there. I live about 130 miles from Evansville.

Still no Bowling Green, Ky on SD or HD.....Direct even carries smaller markets than Bowling Green. Dish has Bowling Green and that is why you see many more Dish systems in my area than Directv.

The three transponders reading zero are probably for spot beams that don't reach your location. What model dvr do you have?

Thanks for the info....lazy me was just trying to figure out a way not to have to crawl under a house.

So there is no splitter that work for a non-swm system?

In a few days I am going to install a new HD-DVR at my father in law's house. Will a DIRECTV SPLIT4 work with a AU-9 dish with no swm on an hr-24 dvr?

your too far out of the spotbeam

I really don't know what the deal with the Bowling Green Ky locals are....The Bowling Green market is larger than some of the markets added.....not that it matters.....I "moved" to Nashville years ago. From where I live the Nashville Locals cover my area's news and weather about as good as the...

I thought about canceling in between seasons when nothing but re-runs are on. Then reconnect my service when the re-runs are over. I can't justify paying what I pay for re-runs.

My hr23/700 is slow. There are several seconds from when I push a button on my remote before it does anything. Is this normal? I upgraded from an h20/100 and it was warp speed compared to this.

Whats the deal with the MPEG2 HDs at 110? Why are they still there? Aren't they duplicated on one of the spaceway birds in mpeg 4?

I think you have something bad wrong with your dish. Here in cave city I got 95 on the SD side of the Louisville spots at 119 transponder 31. And I have 82 on the HD side of the Louisville spots on 103 transponder 21. You might also try the Nashville locals. They work very good around here and...

Birmingham is on 101w transponder 28. I get 87 percent signal strength here in Cave City KY. I have no idea about the HD locals though.

Birmingham should work there. I still get good signal on Birmingham's transponder in zip code 42127. Check out this thread and download the files and see what markets you can get. http://www.satelliteguys.us/directv-technical-discussions/177596-directv-transponder-maps-data-6-5-09-a.html

It would probably make since to phase out MPEG2. But you could very easily create the biggest damnedest mess of all time. Not to mention all of the confusion it would cause. I know some people that are still using 1st generation RCA receivers. It might be better to just leave well enough alone...

The nashville beams still working at 89% here in Cave City Kentucky. I would guess the Nashville beams would probably still be usable all the way to Elizabethtown, Ky,

I live in the crappy Bowling Green Ky(directv does not carry locals in the market) market. I live about 25 miles from the most northern county in the Nashville market. My aunt lives in the Nashville. If i called directv and told them I moved to my aunt's address in Nashville and I had already...

I would say they won't be available much longer. You might have them until the end of the year.

I always order my PPV movies on Directv's website. But the last month or two I noticed the movies listed on the guide aren't always listed on the website. Anyone know what the deal is?

Wonder what they will do with the newly vacant 110 and 119 slots when they shut the mpeg 2 hd off?

There are some people like me who live in crappy little markets like Bowling Green, Ky which directv doesn't carry. I use my H20's ota turner for my locals because my Toshiba TV was made before 2007 and does not have an ota tuner.

I usually go ahead and watch the standard feed because I can't stand those damn bars on the sides.

My Local NBC WNKY is not showing it in HD, My distant CBS-HD from NYC is not in hd either.