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To our pleasant suprise, the 811 outputs HD via component AND DVI at the same time. For us, it was a simple change-out of the Voom box for the 811. Two RF remotes and we're good to go as we were before. Component can run a pretty good distance via RG56 coax. Our single HD box feeds two rooms...

Sean -- Nice post. I was going to do this the other night while hanging at the "Last Hours of Voom Chat". Now if we could get just the premium HD movie channels too, I would drop the rest lickity split. Sure miss the low cost of Va-Voom compared to what we are paying now for the...

It would be nice if Chuck could influence Charlie with the premise of more than just Voom exclusives on Dish Network. If Dish were to make TMC-HD, Max-HD and/or Eastern feeds of the HD premiums available on 61.5, I would pay for it. No question. Sure, many will flame me for the thought of...

Mr D-- Thanks for providing the best priced, best guide and best selection of HD. It has been a fantastic year. We are already watching Voom on Dish this am. More HD movie channels would be nice. Please continue to negotiate deals for more movies. That is what we would like to see. Cheers,

Buy your own equipment, activate with HD pack for $10, Voom pack for $5 and $5 surcharge for not having a Top60 or better package. Total cost for programming is $20/mo. Cost for an 811 on eBay is $175-$190 shipped for new in-box. Easy cheesy and cheap.

1:15am CST and there are 52 people in the chat room. Coolness...

CSR told me today that new HD pack subs would get $5/mo rate for 12 months.

We are existing customers to Echostar, we had the 6000 years ago with an Echostar dish pointed towards the 61.5 bird. Since they have this on record, why would we need to pay for installation of a dish that is already on the side of my house? Can someone confirm the need to switch out lnbs...

Sent my comments... 2005328824943 The wife will too in a few minutes.

We're pretty much happy with the current programming. More HD would be better for us. Friends who have not made the switch seem focused on RSN's.

One Box with three simultanous feeds: Component - Mitsubishi 42313 CRT RPTV 1080i native (Living Room) DVI - Dell 1700 LCD 1280x720 native (Kitchen) Coax - 3 more tv's via whole house cable (Den, Bedroom, Basement)

Dear Mr. Dolan, My wife and I would like to express our support and thank you for providing the best HD service on the planet. We have enjoyed ALL the channels you brought to our home this past year. Keep the dream alive! Steven Benson Loyal VOOM customer since April 2004

Anyone note OAR on Omega Man? I watched it the other night. Looked good but when the movie starts you will see 2.35:1 during the credits (small black bars above and below on my 16x9 screen) then aspect ratio moves to 1.85:1 (fills my 16x9 screen). Does this mean they did not transfer in OAR...

Vurbano-- No, I agree with jnardone that the press release is misleading. Why announce that channels have been added if we can't actually view them?

Agree with jnardone. Vurbano - Call me senstitive but I do not see the need for name calling.

Thanks for the link Walter, I was looking for that last night.

Lurch-- Here's what an eliptical dish might look like for Voom...

My "tech savy" comment did sound a little weird didn't it? My fear with this thread is someone might try adjusting their dish then call Voom and say, "well some guy on the forum said to.." sort of thing. I would be bummed out if something like that happened. Apologies for my verbiage and...

The "tech savy" comment was my fear that someone might try adjusting their dish then call Voom and say, "well some guy on the forum said to..." sort of thing. Don't want that.

I created this thread to tap into minds of the tech savy. If your not familiar with adding satellite antenna's, dialing in the sat, splitters or just plain testing then this thread may not be for you. I plan to dial in Rainbow2 within the next few days to see what's on there. I'm interested...

If your interested in giving it a try, the following link will help you find the sat from your location. Point your satellite dish... Note: You'll have to plug in 72 since Rainbow2 is not a selectable menu choice. Rainbow1 (61.5) from Minneapolis: Azimuth: 138.785508 Elevation...

If your interested in giving it a try, the following link will help you find the sat from your location. Point your satellite dish... Note: You'll have to plug in 72 since Rainbow2 is not a selectable menu choice. Rainbow1 (61.5) from Minneapolis: Azimuth: 138.785508 Elevation...

If your interested in giving it a try, the following link will help you find the sat from your location. Point your satellite dish... Note: You'll have to plug in 72 since Rainbow2 is not a selectable menu choice.

Anyone looking at Rainbow2 yet? Is it Live? I'm interested to see how many channels are on the sat. I've got a spare dish. Maybe it's time to clamp it to the deck rail and dial in the signal?

Impatient has a pretty smart idea there. Anyone care to comment on flaws in his wisdom? I don't see any. Voom needs to make that happen.