U237: Received night before last...
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I received U237 on Sept 1st. I went to my EHD and tried to play a movie. It loaded without having to leave the EHD, but it took and extended amount of time, but better than having to exit the EHD and reenter the EHD again to get it to play. I tried several programs on both of my EHDs and all loaded on the first try, but were very slow to load. Anyone else with this problem, see this improvement?
It will now have the message center and a larger caller I d display. Also a new graphic on the sources icon.
I do like the bigger caller ID. I can understand the designers did not want it to be too obtrusive, but this new size is perfect.
But, when I go to the sources I still only see Source 1,2, & 3. I see no Ethernet and my EHDs are USB. So why the change in Logo. It has NO value.
Change for the sake of change...a staple of the new world of software updates in the tech world!
Change for the sake of change...a staple of the new world of software updates in the tech world!
So, if they want to make changes, fix the Dam* bugs.
It allows Dish to send you a message. For example, the first message says that the Message Center has been added to your receiver. I suppose they could alert you to new channels, you're behind in your payments
, XYZ channel will be going away on a certain date....I hadn't tried in a while, but my 2 external drives that came over from my 622/722 days are recognized and play the recorded events!
That is huge for me.
That is huge for me.
Dish had message capabilities built in to the first-generation receivers but they never used it, allegedly because they didn't want to be flooded with people calling in to ask why the message light on their receiver was blinking...
It allows Dish to send you a message. For example, the first message says that the Message Center has been added to your receiver. I suppose they could alert you to new channels, you're behind in your payments
where do I find the message center?
To add to this, Directv had message capabilities built in to their receivers from the very beginning. It is about time Dish caught up to Directv technology from the 1990's.
and no one seemed to miss that it wasn't there. They still won't miss it even when it is...
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