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Yeah.. I mean't that. Remember you use to be able to scan though only HD channels, now Playboy isn't listed as an HD channel. Something is going on there... don't know what... but something.

I tried to program a Cinemax NR-Adult rated program and it worked fine. It is only Playboy that is not working with the program planner. Is it the same reason it no longer lists an HD channel on the channel guide as well? Is Playboy going PPV only.... curious minds want to know...

Samething happened to me. Tried using the program planner with Playboy and the whole thing looks up. Whats also weird is that when I turn the box off it goes back to the last channel it was on on the the last standby. Was there a secret update?

I did manage to tune to the locals on my tivo, but... it is not listed in the guide. I only get one in Palm Springs (stupid poor stations!) and is listed on Voom at 36-1. But... on Tivo... I enter in 23 and low and behold, there is my local channel. Completely different channel number on...

This happened to me too. I took me a day to finally get the PG up and running. It happened overnight, but a software update also downloaded. That may be the problem too. But there is a problem with the download and changing channels. My suggestion is to find a movie and the reset the...

What there are videos on MTV?!?!? Whaaaaaaa??!? :what

Cheap 52" RCA.... but I'm not independently wealthy... what do you want?

Thanks for all the info guys (especially the moon bounce). Who knew that in 2004 we would be worrying about antennas. Besides I'm wondering if the new software will truly let you scan all "available" channels? Or will the FCC tell Voom that you can't allow your customers to receive signals...

Does anyone know of an antenna that will bring in channels from over a hundred miles away and if so, would the Voom box be able to map them? I live in the Palm Springs, CA area but the is currently only one broadcaster broadcasting HD, and one more coming in may. Otherwise the is no more...

Well... I want my Food Network! And Scifi! And USA! And Sundance! And TechTV! And... all those damn religious networks. Just kidding about the religious networks... isn't odd that Directv as all the religious networks?

You can also go to Titantv.com and fill out there information and they can tell what stations you can receive digitally and which ones will be up in the future. I know the Voom site lists a channel that I don't receive... not that I want that channel since all it shows are infomericials...

This is complete and udder hogwash. Let's see... Voom as only subscribed a little over 1600 people. That's damn impressive to me... I mean think about it. Voom hasn't exactly been on the pushing their service very well have they. About the only people that paid attention to it were...

I believe Directv and Voom are the exact same dish. I know the installer had to take down my Directv dish before installing V*. That's marketing for you. Save time... just paint over it.

well, there has to be slight differences in the hardware then... I wonder what it is? It might be something in the manufacturing process, since the boxes should have all the same nuts and bolts. Unless there are more then one manufacturing plant... but I doubt it. If the Voom guys read this...

My box still crashes a lot. It seems to happen if you change channels rapidly... all of sudden it would freeze up. But why would replacing the box help? Is there differences in the hardware?

I constantly hear all this talk about VOOM's upcoming products and software. Which is great, but there is nothing on the programing side. Are they trying to win on tech... ultimately they will lose. Why not give someone a bone and start announcing the content that is coming soon. If it...