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The HR21-23 hardware (and possibly the HR24) lacks the hardware to do PIP and it is not practical to do PIP in software.
Could you be more specific?
More specificity is necessary here too.
This is a hardware limitation and given the bandwidth needs, almost certainly overkill. The existing setup works just fine with Gigabit switches and existing DECA hardware.
Wireless access to tuner is the ability to take my tuner outside and use it without cable connectivity. I see this advertised on u-verse all the time. The most important of all this is the ability of the dvr tuner to react when the remote is pushed. It is a deal killer with me..This is just terrible. I have to wait for the dvr to take the command.. I have been with directv a long time and I'm tired of their response time. When I push channel 244 I don't want 2 or 4 or 24...Come on this is just terrible....I'm waiting for the hopper to level out then I'm out of here...It's not worth the hassle anymore....Come on get it together........
Directv is not uverse. If they are the best they need to get the basics done first...How long does it take to make a remote work? If they cann't do wireless tuners then they don't belong in business. My 25 year old tv works better then directv's dvr remote. Don't tell me they cann't do pip either. Come on...step up and do something better then the others...HR22...ps nice win over cincinnati....
Wjhat does any of this have to do with "Wireless Tuners" and I don't know what the issue is, D* doesn't offer a Wireless tuner, probably due to LAG that your referring to.
As mentioned previously, the Uverse one doesn't work very well, why would someone else (D*) be wantin g to do the same thing and not have it work well, they have enough issues already, now you want to add Wireless to them, ?
The reason there is no PIP is it's no longer POPULAR, in case you haven't noticed, none of the TV's in the last few generations have had them either.
Au contraire mon-faire. My shiny new Samsung D8000 is packin' PIP. Same goes for a 2.5 year old Sammy D7100. Now, they both have to have secondary connections on them. Meaning if I only have OTA as an option, then I'm sort of out of luck, since they only have 1 on board tuner. But, wire up a STB and some coax and wammo-blammo, PIP.
I can do that too on my set, but I never use it and I DO have OTA set up.
Still, PIP went away when the TV makers decided it wasn't that important.
I would guess that 80% don't have Pip anymore.
This isn't going to happen.
If you need this functionality, you need to install some manner of wireless HDMI setup.
