Like they did with Blockbuster on the 922?I wouldn't worry about it too much. I'm pretty sure they'll push that out the door later this year.
Like they did with Blockbuster on the 922?I wouldn't worry about it too much. I'm pretty sure they'll push that out the door later this year.
What a novel idea!I am interested in the Hopper, but I see it as an April or May upgrade to be sure that it works before I give up all my current working hardware.
I really like my OTA, so that's holding me back a bit. however, I currenty have 3 tuners, so I wouldn't be losing any there, and PTAT sounds pretty good, maybe negating the need for the OTA tuner. (Quality-wise, I know OTA is better, but none of it is as good as blu ray, so not a big deal to me.)
As for the fees, I don't really like the 1st Joey fee, and I'm really unhappy with the whole home fee, even if you just have a single Hopper and no Joey's.
He just may "loose" his wife by adding an inconvenient level of complexity to the TV-watching experience.If you NEED OTA, run the OTA into the coax input of your TV and use the HDMI input for the Hopper, no DVR and only OTA on the TV(s) connected, but you're not loosing it completely.
If you NEED OTA, run the OTA into the coax input of your TV and use the HDMI input for the Hopper, no DVR and only OTA on the TV(s) connected, but you're not loosing it completely.
All the talk I'm seeing here is making me want to fix the antenna leads to my OTA tuner and see what I'm missing on all those sub channels. In another forum I saw My TV and Antenna TV mentioned and surfed them up to find both are on two of my locals' sub channels and they have the old time TV "gems" Tvland used to. Unfortunately my local PBS caters to a foreign language audience on its sub or should I say isn't as progressive as yours.We record a significant amount from my non local dma PBS station. I will wait till the ota module is available before upgrading.
My other "other" reason is the lack of answer to my question about how my master bedroom and my son's room is wired. The COAX is split in the wall using a basic splitter so both of these TVs are TV2 on my 722 and are mirrored to each other. Can a joey on each of these TVs work to create independent HD viewing?
I could have sworn I answered that question already. The answer is "Yes", you can leave your splitter in the wall and put two Joeys on either output and watch independent programs on each.