With exception of replacing the HR34 with an HR44 years ago, my DirecTV set up has not changed since I subscribed again back in 2011. I have one 4K TV and will be getting another by the end of the year. My current set up is as follows
Dishes: Slimline 5, World Direct
DVRs: HR24, HR44
SWM: 8 Channel Switch w/power adaptor, Two-way splitter
What does a two room 4K install look like these days? I assume a HS17 with 2 C61K minis? I would prefer to have no wireless connectivity, everything connected to everything else with a cable be it coax or Ethernet. I don’t think DirecTV broadcasts anything on 95 anymore so I assume the World Direct dish would be disconnected. Wouldn’t mind a new Slimline 5 as the current one is starting to rust a little around the bolts of the reflector.
What kind of switches and/or splitters are used in this type of setup? Last weekend I started, and this weekend I’m going to finish my basement wiring clean up. With four runs of speaker wire, three runs of CAT 6a, cable and satellite internet and cable and satellite TV going to two TVs it’s more or less a giant mess. DirecTV alone is 7 or 8 runs of coax. If a few of those can be eliminated that would be great.
Dishes: Slimline 5, World Direct
DVRs: HR24, HR44
SWM: 8 Channel Switch w/power adaptor, Two-way splitter
What does a two room 4K install look like these days? I assume a HS17 with 2 C61K minis? I would prefer to have no wireless connectivity, everything connected to everything else with a cable be it coax or Ethernet. I don’t think DirecTV broadcasts anything on 95 anymore so I assume the World Direct dish would be disconnected. Wouldn’t mind a new Slimline 5 as the current one is starting to rust a little around the bolts of the reflector.
What kind of switches and/or splitters are used in this type of setup? Last weekend I started, and this weekend I’m going to finish my basement wiring clean up. With four runs of speaker wire, three runs of CAT 6a, cable and satellite internet and cable and satellite TV going to two TVs it’s more or less a giant mess. DirecTV alone is 7 or 8 runs of coax. If a few of those can be eliminated that would be great.