The Christmas Dish Scapes had the gnome scooting across the shelf, a mouse in the stocking and a cookoo coming out of the clock.
Western scene has a tumbleweed, the train, an eagle, the coyote and darkness with a moon.
The Christmas Dish Scapes had the gnome scooting across the shelf, a mouse in the stocking and a cookoo coming out of the clock.My sister did that last month with the Holiday Dish Scapes. We fast-forwarded through several hours, and did not see enough change to make the effort worth it. This month's Dish Scapes is definitely a big improvement, and hopefully they will continue to improve even more going forward. If Dish is going to continue having both day and night scenes in the Dish Scapes, I just thought it would be a good idea to post the schedule of when the scene changes here, to make it easier for everyone to know how far to fast-forward (or skip forward) to get to the other scene. Otherwise, it can get a bit repetitive while you are waiting for the scene to change.
That was the Yule Log on channel 303. I posted what I noticed about Dish Scapes channel 199 in the thread about those channels, although I really didn't watch channel 199 for very long last month.The Christmas Dish Scapes had the gnome scooting across the shelf, a mouse in the stocking and a cookoo coming out of the clock.
Flowing water in the stream, wind blowing, occasional sleigh bells.
I do like the Dish scapes, but going forward I would like to see it bimonthly. February could be a couple weeks of Valentine's Day, but that will age quickly. Why not have two weeks of something else after? A nice green scene for a couple weeks in March, a field with a rain mode instead of a night mode. Then shake it up a bit with shamrocks growing in the field, with a leprechaun popping in from time to time. Rainbow after the rain.
It is a great idea, but clearly in 1.0 stage is what I'm saying.
Sure we will, next year whenever Dish does their western themed free previews again.Does anyone else wonder how things are going in that little western town now that we're looking at Hollywood? Is the train still running on time? Is it still windy, blowing the tumbleweed around? Is that coyote still roaming around the edge of town? Will we ever visit there again?
Western scene has a tumbleweed, the train, an eagle, the coyote and darkness with a moon.
It reminds me of the shows that the Smithsonian channel did for each state they visited.I like what they did last month with the western theme.While I found the western scape interesting enough to visit several times during the month, this Hollywood scape seems boring by comparison. I suppose I'll have to wait and see what Dish comes up with for March.
While I found the western scape interesting enough to visit several times during the month, this Hollywood scape seems boring by comparison. I suppose I'll have to wait and see what Dish comes up with for March.
I wanted to watch Dish Scapes at work but I guess you can’t as the channel is not available from Dish Anywhere.
I am trying to figure out if the Hollywood scene is real of CGI.
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I watched what I think was a complete Hollywood cycle and once is enough...for me.
About 15 minutes, as far as I can tell. I just timed it from the start of the night scene at around 11:54 AM to when it started again at 12:09 PM.How long is a complete cycle?
DISH Scapes is viewable for me using the Dish Anywhere mobile application on a device connected to the local network. Looks good on iPhone.
On the one hand, the faux drone footage is more interesting than last month.
On the other, it has no replayability. I was bored before the first loop completed. Thankfully they chose the shortest month for this.
I watched what I think was a complete Hollywood cycle and once is enough...for me.
I think the Hollywood DISH Scape is great. I find normal programming boring.Me too. Very boring.
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