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Learned something new. Thanks. They still "advertise" that it's required for mirroring, but only one of mine is actually hooked to our landline, and I've never had a problem, so I'm not surprised to hear it. But then again I thought maybe I was just getting lucky.

Does "moving" in this manner cause any problems with mirroring? More specifically, I guess, does the area code for the "new" address have to match the area code for the "old" address? And if it doesn't, how does one deal with the fact that the phone number hasn't changed?

Should I expect DirecTV to do the work for this, that is run the separate, dedicated line, for free? It would make sense to me that they ought to since my alternative is to flip everything over to Cox, including TV, but I'm wondering if anyone else has pushed them on this.

Okay, I have a MPEG-4/5LNB dish with three receivers. Two are non-HD and work fine and one is an H20-100 on which I receive the HD package and locals. On that receiver, I have a limited reception problem, limited to: 1) HD broadcasts of MLB Extra Innings games (but not ESPN HD or network HD)...

No DVRs on any receiver. The non-HD receiver in my bedroom is Samsung SIR-S70. I'll have to check the other one tomorrow (it's in our houseguest's room). Good idea about swapping the receivers. I'll give that a whirl. BTW, you're referring to the RCA video output on the H20, right?

I can answer at least some of this now that I'm home. First, I have three receivers, two of which are non-HD and which I have never had a problem with. That would lead me to believe that the problem isn't the dish. My third receiver is an H20, and that's the one I have the problem with...

Thanks. As for the multiswitch question, I don't think so, but what would it be used for? And in any event, I assume it's something that would be screwed right into the receiver? If so, then definitely not.

A little over a year ago I got the MPEG-4/5LNB dish with HD (non-Tivo/non-DVR) receiver. In general, the HD on my locals and ESPN has been okay, although the network HDs often pixelize to the point of unwatchability during sports (though ESPN almost never does). However, HD on MLB Extra Innings...