Any ETA on the new 722K (not 722s)
Also, what if any reasons might one have to upgrade from the 722 to the 722K?
Also, what if any reasons might one have to upgrade from the 722 to the 722K?
This fall.
No real reasons to upgrade unless you want to record/watch two OTA channels at the same time and also get one of the new two way remote controls. (which to me seems like a dumb idea)
If I had dual OTA tuners, I'd drop LIL in a heartbeat.No real reasons to upgrade unless you want to record/watch two OTA channels at the same time...
If I had dual OTA tuners, I'd drop LIL in a heartbeat.
But then you wouldn't have the Dish EPG information for your locals. Most of locals have been poor about providing PSIP data for the on-going and next shows, while further out information is basically nonexistent.
There's only a handful of OTA shows that I watch and they typically happen on their regular night at their regular time. Timers worked just fine for me except I couldn't deal with overlapping programming.But then you wouldn't have the Dish EPG information for your locals. Most of locals have been poor about providing PSIP data for the on-going and next shows, while further out information is basically nonexistent.
I thought if you don't subscribe to locals Dish doesn't give you the guide data, no matter if they are available or not.
I thought if you don't subscribe to locals Dish doesn't give you the guide data, no matter if they are available or not.
Same here in Knoxville with a local independent station. Dish guide just says "Digital Service" or something like that.I thought Dish only had guide data for channels they carry (and in some cases the subchannels of those main channels)? I know here in Minneapolis the Pax/i station is not carried and doesn't show guide info.
doesn't the new 722k have the new EPG w logos?
Then why they need double sized flash memory for store all codes ?I thought that was the 722s, with the sling integrated... 722k is just a cheaper version of the 722 now, for the most part.