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Ya, the fact that audio is working and video is not just seems weird, and could be attributed to a support issue. I think I remember seeing the same thing regarding HDMI not too long ago (audio transferred but video did not). To be honest, I haven't tried it on my Droid X but I am half tempted...

Strange! How many connectors are at the end of the "composite" cable? Three? Not familiar with the cable... sorry. I tried to look it up but it looks like there may be a few (or not...:confused:) . This could be the same issue as with the HDMI out... I don't know for certain.

Oh, try using DISH Remote Access... And the cable? I am not so sure about it...but I will look into this really quick. Maybe I am confused.. What app are you using right now? Almost sounds like maybe cables are plugged in the wrong jacks? Do you get hissing in the audio at all? Do you happen...

Oh, my apologies! LOL I was not clear on the question, so there is an answer to a question not asked. Oops. :o If you want distant networks on an RV only account, fill out the forms on the website I provided. Rumor has it, and I am looking for confirmation, that if you get "distant networks"...

OK.. The question is changing a little. Are you asking if the DISH receiver can be used in the house on an RV/CV only account? No it cannot. The waiver for distant networks is based on your affirmation that the receiver and dish will not be used in a fixed dwelling. So you cannot use that...

Budda, I thought you didn't buy the $30 app? LOL The question is that if he purchases the $30 app, will it work with a Sling Adapter/VIP922 and leave the iPhone via HDMI to a TV in an RV. Your situation is a tad different. Try hooking the iPad2 up to the TV via HDMI and see if it will play it on...

From what I can tell from this thread and other posts, elsewhere, ljr01 and Brandie may have the same issue.... The recent changes to 'how things work' have led to much confusion on this and I myself had to get clarification direct from EVT on this just today. I almost feel I should put a sign...

In your situation my recommendation would be to submit the forms on the website I posted earlier. You are saying that you have an RV and that is where the receiver is intended to be used all the time (well, 8-10 months out of the year). I also notice you had inquiries into distant networks. The...

While I understand that there is confusion, I know that we are ok with "Snowbird" and "RV/CV" accounts. There are so many variances on a per situation basis that its hard to post about a general rule, but I am hoping that I can give as much information as I can and really get people comfortable...

I think the reasoning is that, currently, DRA doesn't support the HDMI out capability on the iPhone.

• DishCOMM-compatible receivers can use a HomePlug-to-Ethernet Adapter to connect to a broadband home network for additional features. The reason you disconnect the receiver from the DISHComm network is so that the receiver is not looking at the 'network' through the powerline. In order for the...

I do not believe so, Tom. I will concede that I have not tried it myself though. Let me see what I can find out for certain on that. Hold off on spending the $30 until I do for sure for sure know that.

Had to clarify this a little bit. When we are trying to use the Revue as the bridge, we have to turn off (Disconnect) the DISHComm setting (Menu-6-1-8 on the 722/722k). Also, have the Ethernet and HDMI from the Revue to the receiver connected (Ethernet from Revue to Receiver, HDMI from...

So, just to let you guys know (and I was only informed very recently) there are some changes to this. I am getting "clarification" on those changes before I post here. Please hold off on submitting more information via the previously described method.

<<<<Looks like Mary B is on this one for you, Brandie. LOL, I will just consult.. ;)

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Download is not the craziest thing to hear, but the upload is below spec (where the 922 is). Previously, the minimum spec said 150 kbps upload, but they recently changed that to 500 kbps minimum (upload speed where receiver is) due to intermittent streaming problems. The fact that its working is...

Interesting that it is working with such low bandwidth. For PC use, the minimum recommended is 4Mbps (HD content). On a mobile device, the current spec is 500kbps for HD/SD. Whatever is letting it work, I would certainly not change it! ;)

Hey there. This is a bit different, but I am positive I can be of assistance. If you would, please PM me a phone number or account number and I will look into this and get it corrected for you. It could be something simple like a preference or filter, or it could just be a glitchy website...

TG2, while I get the general message you have on this, calling people "idiots" because you don't agree with how things are seems, to me, more then a little bit out of line. I don’t think I will be quoting it to anyone. ;) While "design" may have rules, the application was setup with a specific...

Sorry for the frustration. The information internally shows that local OTA guide information is provided with a subscription to local channels through DISH. That is almost verbatim. Taking it as a general statement, which some employees do, it is assumed that Local OTA channels means ALL OTA...

His was different as I read it, but to respond to yours: Simply carrying the HD feed and "down-converting" it in route to the receiver would probably not free anything up, at all. In fact, it might possibly increase the bandwidth used. So this option would be out, I think. In order to 'Free...

Hey guys... Status: No new information on this. I am still hoping this information will prove useful, but as of right now I have run out of leads. I will continue to push and ask, especially with new equipment coming down the pipe, and will start posting weekly (setup a new "alert" to remind...

GREAT! That'll be $30 bucks, please! Just kidding! Glad it is working for you, and ENJOY! Glad I could save you the money, and get you where you wanted to be.

Alright guys, just a heads up! I have figured out the issue with guide information being blank or having Spanish programming. It is simply a matter of the preferences that are selected in DRA versus programming you subscribe to. Let me explain a bit. DRA has "filters" built into it to eliminate...