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Or calling the phone company and local police will take care of it.. You just have to write down the date/time he calls and they can release the phone records to the police and you can press charges for harassment.. Just make sure you answer the call and tell him not to call anymore, then you...

That's only S-Video, I believe component was what enoree was looking for..

I've seen this too... Try going up one channel and comming back or turning the box off and back on.. That sometimes works for me.. Although it is very annoying

Your reciever doesnt have comp inputs? I've seen some switches for around $100 at the game stores (EB & GameStop)...

May be related to their transmission power.. I know there are some sites out there that will show this info, but i cant remember where i found them.

Yep, got mine hooked up with vonage and it works ok. Although I doubt it has ever tried to use the phone line since we dont have PPV with voom. But my vonage line works fine with my D* boxes..

Oh yeah that reminds me... WELCOME TO VOOM :)

Are the comp and DVI shown on different inputs on the TV? If so they probably could both be hooked up.. i'm not sure if the STB will complain or not..

You could I used to do that with my old cable HD box.

Does your mits control have a format button on it? If so just hit it and it will stretch the image..

In the installers menu there is an option to aim off-air antenna. In there you can punch in the channel frequency and hit ok. It will show a bar with the strength and beep like crazy so turn down the volume first :)

Back inthe installers menu you can check local signals and scan for locals that are strong enough. Use www.antennaweb.org to find out the digital stations you should get.

My mits is a slightly older model and doesnt have DVI, so I dont know. I got suckered into the mits promise hype. They were supposed to release an upgrade module for the tv, and did but it never included dvi only firewire. They have since pulled all mention of the promise or promise module from...

Either go into the menu or hit the button until the top line on the right (theres 4 lines on the box) flashes.

Just looked up yer tv. It too does not support 720p. Better than hitting the button, go into the installer menu (on the remote Hit the voom button, then the green button, then the green button again. Choose installer menu then installation wizard, then set output resolution.) Set it to 1080i...

My mits doesnt support 720p, you may have the same issue. Make sure the box is not set to 720p. Hit that little red button on the front right side of the box (behind the little door)..

I never thought about it, but it doesnt have a switch like my dvd or cd changers. So it probably would change both, unless they have 2 different models. Of course you could always block the IR on the one box, so the remote couldnt change it.

Don't worry that pixelation will be gone this month and replaced with a pretty black screen. :mad: :no

Considering all they (NBC) seem to run any more is law and order 3 times a night and it's in HD i guess it makes sense :)

Actually in pittsburgh PBS uses subchannel 2 (13-2) as its main broadcast. Although its just an HD loop that PBS runs and I can't imagine wanting to record it.. I would guess some other channels in other cities may do the same, although i'm not sure why.

Thats what you get for paying 20$/mo for a single channel :) When they add another channel or 2 i'll order the "adult plus pack", until then its not really a plus pack, its a channel..

Sure.. How come the remote cant tell me where it is when i lose it? Shouldn't voom be able to put in a tracking device or something? :p

Hopefully that will clear up the picture problems, any idea which of the MPEG4 encoder/decoder technologies they will be using? If its discussed elsewhere, please don't bite my head off :)

Either way, software or not they need to fix it sooner and not later. If they are going to take our money for the service they could at least have let us know they were going to be causing potential problems before they did it. I would bet it would save them many support calls. I'm sure not...

Or at least some better software QC staff.