Should this channel show up on my channel guide even when nothing is broadcasting? I have set the channel guide on my Hopper 3 to display all channels, but 540-1 is not there.
I have channel 540, 540-01, 02, & 03.Should this channel show up on my channel guide even when nothing is broadcasting? I have set the channel guide on my Hopper 3 to display all channels, but 540-1 is not there.
Is it a 4K capable set and defined as one in the Hopper settings?Should this channel show up on my channel guide even when nothing is broadcasting? I have set the channel guide on my Hopper 3 to display all channels, but 540-1 is not there.
In your Hopper settings menu click on the TV icon.My TV is 4K capable. How do you define it in the Hopper settings?
Yes, it is set to 4K. Is there a minimum programming package that I need to subscribe to in order to get 4K?
I still don't understand why such a high package is required. Since all of the 4K events originate from Fox, you would think that all you would need is a subscription to local channels, regardless of which basic package you have....
All you really have to have is a programming package that allows you to view that channel, I believe it is AT120, maybe AT200.
Most of the 4K sporting events are on FS1, not this weekend though, and you need to have a package that includes that channel.I still don't understand why such a high package is required. Since all of the 4K events originate from Fox, you would think that all you would need is a subscription to local channels, regardless of which basic package you have.
Oh, okay. I was confused by the chart in the other thread...Most of the 4K sporting events are on FS1, not this weekend though, and you need to have a package that includes that channel.
None the less what I answered was that ESPN does have 4K when Don in CT said it doesn’t exist. We sometimes see 4K sports from Fox, not FS1 or FS2, on our channel 540. There is no difference here. To answer half of Allen’s question we don’t have any ESPN 4K events because DISH doesn’t have a contract with Disney, ESPN’s owner to do so.
I’m talking historically. The last few years were far away more FS1 than Fox. I know that specifically because I watched most of those games in 4K by streaming FS1 on my Apple TV. The picture was simply better than the one I got from DISH.Oh, okay. I was confused by the chart in the other thread...
...showing that all of the Dish 4K events were from Fox. Also, there was your comment later in that thread:
My Vizio 4K UHD is
Equipment
You'll need to have:
A Hopper 3 receiver or a 4K Joey paired to a Hopper 3
For the best viewing experience in 4K, you'll also want:
A 4K TV
An HDMI cable (either from DISH, or your own HDMI 2.0 or higher cable)
Programming
Subscribe to a qualifying package:
America's Top 120 or up
Latino Max
National Action Pack
Int'l: World
I have a 4K Vizio. On my TV settings, my UHD settings are on, but when it comes to saying it's HDR, it says, No for HDR. How do I change that, or can I change it. Now on the Hopper 3 TV settings, it does say it is 4K. Can I still view whatever is on 540-1.
Equipment
You'll need to have:
A Hopper 3 receiver or a 4K Joey paired to a Hopper 3
For the best viewing experience in 4K, you'll also want:
A 4K TV
An HDMI cable (either from DISH, or your own HDMI 2.0 or higher cable)
Programming
Subscribe to a qualifying package:
America's Top 120 or up
Latino Max
National Action Pack
Int'l: World
When I bought the Vizio, the box that it was in said it was 4K HDR.540-1 is 4K - non HDR channel.
540-2 is an HDR channel but nothing has been broadcast on that chanel since the last Olympics, IIRC.
You cannot turn HDR on, it is a built in component of the signal, it's either there or it is not.
It might say 4K HDR, my Vizio is the same, but that just means 4K and HDR capable. It's what is on the signal that makes it 4K and/or HDR.When I bought the Vizio, the box that it was in said it was 4K HDR.
What is the best 4K Vizio, that's also HDRIt might say 4K HDR, my Vizio is the same, but that just means 4K and HDR capable. It's what is on the signal that makes it 4K and/or HDR.
Probably their most expensive one.What is the best 4K Vizio, that's also HDR
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