Setting the receiver to channel 4
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It would sure help if you gave a model# of the receiver, since there's only been DOZEN's of D* models made over the years... 
But, if it's NOT a switch on the back, then it should be in the setup menu of your receiver.
But, if it's NOT a switch on the back, then it should be in the setup menu of your receiver.
It would sure help if you gave a model# of the receiver, since there's only been DOZEN's of D* models made over the years...
But, if it's NOT a switch on the back, then it should be in the setup menu of your receiver.
Actually, I don't remember EVER seeing that option on any of the newer rec's.
SBSI,
Do you not have any other connections on your TV, Component or Composite would be a better way to go.
IF you only have the RF input available, run down to BB or Radio Shack and get a converter.
While I know all the new H/HD & R22 boxes don't, actually the standard (D12) SD receivers STILL do:
DIRECTV: Standard Receiver
But again, if the OP would give a model# - a little common sense here, you know...
The OP already said it ALREADY puts out on ch 3; he just wants to change it to 4...
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do you have your directv receiver ran through the VCR/DVD using coax, then to the TV using coax? if so, make sure you turn off the power to the VCR/DVD when watching directv, though ideally you should use composite/s-video/component if available
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