Not that I'm aware of.There is no way to rip the files though.
Not that I'm aware of.There is no way to rip the files though.
I went back to Comcast and got X1. I must say the interface is much better on X1.What service are you going with?
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
Cool. You have to do what you have to do.I went back to Comcast and got X1. I must say the interface is much better on X1.
Honestly the rain and wind fade drove me nuts.Cool. You have to do what you have to do.
My discounts expire in October. If they give me another discount I’ll stick around another year, if they don’t, I’ll have to look into streaming.
What rain? LOL. Not a lot of rain here.Honestly the rain and wind fade drove me nuts.
How is Wind effecting it, unless its not secured on the mast or roof ?Honestly the rain and wind fade drove me nuts.
When we get real windy days the dish will shake enough to knock out the signal.How is Wind effecting it, unless its not secured on the mast or roof ?
It really shouldn't ...When we get real windy days the dish will shake enough to knock out the signal.
I’m talking 40 mile gusts. It’s enough to jar the dish just enough that it pixels.It really shouldn't ...
My set up is on a 16' pole that I can shake (its supported to the house) I do that from time to time to confirm how good my dish is pointed.
I can see the dish move around but never lose signal.
Did you have the Monopoles that supported the dish (or were you on a pole) ?I’m talking 40 mile gusts. It’s enough to jar the dish just enough that it pixels.
IF your Dish is roof mounted and it moves --That indicates the Dish is NOT attached to the roof Studs (only to the Plywood under-layment) and the the supports if any are Are not either. It should NOT move even in 40 mph windsI’m talking 40 mile gusts. It’s enough to jar the dish just enough that it pixels.
Mounted to the roof directly.Did you have the Monopoles that supported the dish (or were you on a pole) ?
They started using them a few years after the larger dish came out.
40mph is nothing if the dish is mounted correctly, into the roof studs. Here in TX we have 60-70mph winds often, and they don't affect my dish at all.IF your Dish is roof mounted and it moves --That indicates the Dish is NOT attached to the roof Studs (only to the Plywood under-layment) and the the supports if any are Are not either. It should NOT move even in 40 mph winds
Our dishes have been up thru Hurricanes. As long as we have power and not heavy rains/clouds they keep the signals. Funny thing is, the County Hurricane Season reminder just popped up. Like TX, FL thunderstorms often reach above 50 MPH winds.40mph is nothing if the dish is mounted correctly, into the roof studs. Here in TX we have 60-70mph winds often, and they don't affect my dish at all.
Honestly I love the X1 platform.So how are you liking Comcast so far?