Here are the release notes for the Dish Network DTVPal DVR Software version F207.
* Trick modes such as skip forward / backwards now have a
consistent (smoother) frame rate. This is now comparable to many
DISH Network DVRs.
* Added an additional recording option while viewing current
program.
* Trick-modes are now functional when 2 recordings are active.
* Improved handling of low and no signal.
* Added option to switch on/off use of TV Guide On Screen data in
the electronic program guide supplied by DISH Network. This gives
user the option to view the PSIP guide supplied by the over the
air station, if available.
* Improved support for disk full.
* Deliver additional convenience for deleting a recorded event by
adding a delete button in the 'DVR event' screen after a
recording has finished.
* Added low battery notification for the remote control, a popular
feature for DISH Network subscribers.
* Added mode reminder popup to remind the viewer if the remote
control is not currently set in the DTVPal DVR mode. For instance, it
might be set in the TV, VCR, or Auxiliary mode.
* Trick modes such as skip forward / backwards now have a
consistent (smoother) frame rate. This is now comparable to many
DISH Network DVRs.
* Added an additional recording option while viewing current
program.
* Trick-modes are now functional when 2 recordings are active.
* Improved handling of low and no signal.
* Added option to switch on/off use of TV Guide On Screen data in
the electronic program guide supplied by DISH Network. This gives
user the option to view the PSIP guide supplied by the over the
air station, if available.
* Improved support for disk full.
* Deliver additional convenience for deleting a recorded event by
adding a delete button in the 'DVR event' screen after a
recording has finished.
* Added low battery notification for the remote control, a popular
feature for DISH Network subscribers.
* Added mode reminder popup to remind the viewer if the remote
control is not currently set in the DTVPal DVR mode. For instance, it
might be set in the TV, VCR, or Auxiliary mode.