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It's easy enough to turn Genie off if you don't want it, but since it doesn't take up user-addressable hard drive space, why bother/

First of all, on the wall mount: I have seen a prototype. It looks like the wall mount for H25s but smaller. As for picking a receiver, it gets its tuners from the HR34, it has no tuners of its own. It can also play recordings from HR34. It can't play recordings from HR2x DVRs yet but I know...

Actually a little smaller than Joey and you can use an HR34 and 3 C31s at the same time for live tv. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Diplexing like that can cause problems with whole-home (multi-room) viewing.

Goldenrhino, I would be interested in seeing what the tech has to say. Since shared recordings are the problem, I'd tend to think there is some bad wiring somewhere. You can go to your HR34 and tell it not to share programs (Menu/Settings&Help/Settings/Whole-Home) or you can put a band stop...

Pandora is not available on HR34 yet.

I wrote the article... If you set your wireless network up as 5GHz 802.11N only you might have some success, but don't count on it. It's not the raw bandwidth, as you really only need about 12Mbit to do the job. It's the other issues with wireless. You need a really strong smooth signal with...

I think I understand your issue, and yes, there was an installation problem. If I get you, you had a 4-port splitter run from the SWM2 line on your multiswitch. It was feeding 9 tuners (HR34=5, other DVRs=2 each) By moving the HR34 to the SWM1 line with nothing else attached, you have 5 tuners...

Yes, the HR24 is compatible with MRV and SWM. It will be covered under the protection plan.

If this is a DVR with the new HD Guide you'll have to press and hold {EXIT} to switch to 480 resolution or you'll get a huge nag screen instead of the menus. Or get one of these: Monoprice Component YpbPr to Composite Converter (7114) from Solid Signal

I would simply say just be careful with buying from an individual. There are a lot of HR34s out there that are older than you would think. You might want to get one from a retailer in a sealed box.

There are plenty of cases where the DIRECTV CSRs will credit you if you get a receiver from a third party. It never hurts to ask.

The HR34 will do a channel scan instead of relying on DIRECTV's table.

If you order through Solid Signal, all you need to do is disconnect one receiver and connect another. You can call DIRECTV to activate/deactivate, and we can help you with any tech issues you have.

I think an average user would be happier with two SWM-16s (or a SWM-16 and a SWM-8). The SWM-32 is essentially four cascaded SWM-8s and does not allow for MRV between the 4 banks. With lines from the dish split to different SWMs, you can run dual cinema connection kits (one from each SWM) into a...

I had heard that if existing customers were getting the rebate, it was a mistake and it's not going to happen for long.

Receivers from Solid Signal will be leased, but you can get the specific model you want.