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Having same issue again

Missed the "with ads" bit .All the other services you listed were without ads so my brain went that way.

I'd like nothing more than to move to streaming, but until such time that the channel lineups are the same, or the last of the birds falls from the sky, I'm sticking with satellite.

I'm a fan of cartoons myself, having watched different kinds cartoons since I was only four years old as a form of escapism from the doldrums of everyday life. I'm glad there's another option for cartoons besides watching free streaming services, buying and watching/binge-watching DVD/blu-ray...

They do have a normal commercial load. And from what I am hearing they are doing very well, and have been adding a lot of new affiliates each month. Plus some cable systems are also starting to pick up the channel. I have this channel on a lot myself, fun to watch or have as background noise...

Their streaming services barely have a million subscribers combined. What this will do, is cut down on new subscribers, which they need to offset the losses of the older subscribers, which will increase in the 4th quarter following the upcoming price increase ($8-10 a month) in October. This...

Living In The Past - Jethro Tull

and mine- Since its launch in 2017 at $35 a month, YouTube TV has seen several price hikes. The price went up to $50 in 2019 before another increase to $64.99 in 2020...

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The channel is nearly three months old, having launched last Summer. It's too early in the game to tell if the new network succeeded or not. Most of the cartoons are aimed towards Generation X and Millennial viewers who watched those same exact cartoons as kids.

If they want $200 for the satellite install for new customers and they are maybe doing that to encourage new customers to go with DTV via the Net or DTV Stream, why bother buying Dish? DTV Satellite won't survive with that $200 install fee. Unless they think their streaming services will survive?

Wonder how this will affect current sat subs moving service. Ide go for it as long as there's no contract

I’m replying to my own post because of course all I had to do was turn off the Joey and back on. Unplugged it for a few seconds plugged it back in now everything‘s fine. So it appears nothing is wrong with the hopper/DVR.

Is that the original Channel Master antenna feedarm? If not, are you sure the LNB is in tight position?

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https://www.techspot.com/news/79603-youtube-tv-monthly-price-has-raised-40-50.html https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/youtube-tv-price-increasing-to-40-for-new-subscribers-starting-tomorrow.2109832/ The above are different sources than the ones I was looking at yesterday. I offer them as...

FOX Weather doesn't have any localization, even the FOX O&Os who have it as a subchannel just pass the national ticker. Local on the 8s still exists on The Weather Channel, but the full screen version now only happens at :18 and :48. DIRECTV has been overlaying local weather over the full...

Is that so they can localize forecasts? I haven't watched any weather channel on TV since forever, but I remember back in the day the Weather Channel on cable showed local forecasts every 10 minutes. It was inserted at the headend. During those "breaks" where cable would show local forecasts on...

Do they offer self installs? I think they should have gone to charging for installs long ago, offering a rebate equal to the install after a year instead of locking people into contracts. All free installs did was raise the monthly price they had to charge, with all customers paying to...

An incentive for new customers go with via Internet.

The easiest path would be the HS17 which does not connect to a TV. You would need coax from the dish to the HS17. You use clients at each TV and they can be wired or wireless. Wired clients need coax. You can have 8 clients on the HS17 but can only watch 7 at a time. As far as the Gemini DIRECTV...

I guess it’s the end of an era, website now shows an install fee for new customers on satellite - a $200 fee. Crazy, I guess they want you to stream or pay full-fare. Satellite new customers promo is also $5 higher than the stream via internet new customer price.

Yesterday, September 17th, all of my Columbus, Ohio locals were breaking up and pixelating badly. There was no storm and satellite 119 spotbeam 10 had a strong signal strength of 58. Tonight I was watching High Potential which I had recorded the previous night. The pixelation was horrible and...

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I am not a Direct TV (DTV) customer but am trying to help an existing long-term Direct TV Satellite customer that is not tech savvy. I believe they first went to DTV as they had the best sports offerings. They subscribed to NFL, NBA, MLB, and a Sports package. They moved five years ago, so the...