Looks like you got the newer small client box, much improved over the previous box. One thing I learned the hard way, while the client is powered up it holds onto a tuner in the X1. Use the power saving feature to let it power down when not in use.
Any of you guys switch from Dish Network to Comcast recently?
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Another problem. My old HD CRT does not have HDMI Inputs. The client box does not have audio output connectors. It does have DVI. Have to see about another box.
Here's the front view of both boxes. This box runs VERY cool. The cat just jumped off. He preferred the warm Hopper. Too early to comment on Picture Quality.
Here's the front view of both boxes. This box runs VERY cool. The cat just jumped off. He preferred the warm Hopper. Too early to comment on Picture Quality.
No because there is not any skip forward button on any of their receivers and one gets more channels on DISH Network.
I had to watch my soaps before I started my install. 
There is a skip forward and back feature. Page up and down does this. I seen on another forum that you can adjust how much you want it to skip.
These boxes do not need to have a Internet connection, meaning I didn't need to connect it to my LAN. I noticed the Ethernet Light was on, on back of the X1 box. It comes thru the coax. I just connected all my stuff thru a standard 4 way and another 2 way splitter. Needed 5 outputs. Nothing special required. Very easy. Curious on how this works.
I still can't get over how cool this box runs, I mean ice cold. There has to be some energy savings here. My two Hoppers got very warm. Keeps the cats off it.
There is a skip forward and back feature. Page up and down does this. I seen on another forum that you can adjust how much you want it to skip.
These boxes do not need to have a Internet connection, meaning I didn't need to connect it to my LAN. I noticed the Ethernet Light was on, on back of the X1 box. It comes thru the coax. I just connected all my stuff thru a standard 4 way and another 2 way splitter. Needed 5 outputs. Nothing special required. Very easy. Curious on how this works.
I still can't get over how cool this box runs, I mean ice cold. There has to be some energy savings here. My two Hoppers got very warm. Keeps the cats off it.
The only time I've noticed mine get warm was when I was recording four things at once.
Yes skip forward works but you have to program it via the remote. Press Exit three times followed by 0030.
Yes skip forward works but you have to program it via the remote. Press Exit three times followed by 0030.
I agree. I'm at my daughter's house everyday watching their DirecTV until my granddaughters get home from school and I cannot see a difference from Dish. They have the same Sharp TV I have.
Thanks for the skip info.
When I first powered up X1, the picture was not as clear as the Hopper. The wife even noticed. Now it is very clear, maybe clearer than the Hopper. It up converts everything to 1080p.
Does anyone know how to make that info box not come on when doing a direct channel entry?
I used to have Xfninty for TV. I remember that feature on programming that. But, never worked.
Now a little bit about the voice control. I thought it would be something I'd never use. But being new to Comcast and not familiar with their guide, I really like it. Just say a channel, a movie or an actor and there it is. Their Cast and Crew feature is also very nice.
Also great that the remote lites up.
Also great that the remote lites up.
Im thinking about switching. I currently have the hopper and 2 joeys. How much are the equipment fees? I have 3 tvs.
