This morning my Joey 2's were upgraded to U270. I have not noticed any changes. I am hopefull my Hopper 3 will get an update soon and correct my missing external drive problem.
The update could have something, or only, to do with Netflix.I had to put in the Netflix userid and password
Is it new when you use the 10-second back or 30-second forward that the overlay says
10 secs
Hold for rewind
?
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Safe to presume that will appear on upcoming, if not the next, Hopper 1/2/3 software update too.That's new alright.
Safe to presume that will appear on upcoming, if not the next, Hopper 1/2/3 software update too.
Essentially the 52 remote does have dedicated rewind and fast forward buttons. You simply press and hold the skips to activate it.... If you didn't know it was there it would be easy to overlook...How long has the 52 remote been available ? Shows some short-sightedness in the design of that remote, with it lacking dedicated rewind and fast-forward buttons. Interesting that Dish put more focus on 30-second skip-ahead and 10-second back buttons/functions.
Great. More features that we didn't ask for instead of critical bug fixes and features that were promised but never implemented (external drives, Netflix, OTA, PIP on 4K Joey, ....................). Shows where their focus is (and is not): features rule, bug fixes don't matter.I now have an electronic voice asking me questions on my Joey on our bedroom TV, LOL Didn't get a chance to check the living room TV hooked up to Hopper 3 due to that damn going to work thing
Great. More features that we didn't ask for instead of critical bug fixes and features that were promised but never implemented (external drives, Netflix, OTA, PIP on 4K Joey, ....................). Shows where their focus is (and is not): features rule, bug fixes don't matter.
OK, let's use the terminology 'multipurpose...'Those are by no means "dedicated"
Don't get me wrong, I personally am okay with the remote as-is. I actually read the remote manual !OK, let's use the terminology 'multipurpose...'
I believe that the voice and 'Accessibility' are mandated by the government and must be available soon.
How does Dish accomplish this with a 52 remote ? If someone brings it up, they send them a 40.0 remote, I'll bet !Requires user controls for TVs and other video programming devices to be accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired, and requires TVs and other video programming devices to have a button, key, icon, or comparable mechanism designated for activating closed captioning and video description.
Is this where the 'voice' or speech is coming from ? Mine doesn't do it. It's no doubt a user-configurable option but on Chuck Summers' box it's enabled by default ?Requires on-screen text menus and program guides displayed on TV by set-top boxes to be accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired
Our government at work: TV must be controllable by a blind person. Why???? Maybe the TV or receiver should be required to describe what's on the screenI believe that the voice and 'Accessibility' are mandated by the government and must be available soon. Not sure of the date but it might be 1/1/2017.
https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/21st-century-communications-and-video-accessibility-act-cvaa
Our government at work: TV must be controllable by a blind person. Why???? Maybe the TV or receiver should be required to describe what's on the screen
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