HR24 vs. VIP722
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How are you using a NON DVR unit as a DVR ?
Kinda strange to complain about DVR funtion being slow when your not using a DVR.
So, from what it sounds like your saying, you have set up MRV with a HR24 and a H24 ?
And the H24 is slow ?
Hows the speed on the actual HR24, thats what I thought you were saying was slow.
Well unless things have change Dish will only lease two dual room DVR setups. Which means 4 rooms are limitd to 4 satellite recordings (and just two hard drives). That just isn't enough flexibility in my house. I've got 5 rooms with TVs. That's 10 available tuners and 5 hard drive. More recording space and more recording flexibility. And now with D*'s MRV, I can watch a specific HD recording in HD mode in any of my 3 HDTVs. Can't do that with Dish either.
I think it has changed to allow 3 dual DVRs now.
But that is only leased, you can still buy beyond that.
But that is only leased, you can still buy beyond that.
Indy car and it look like comcast was in no hurry to make it happen.
But yes i should have waited .
would love to have mrv never will with dish
This true as I currently have 1ea. 722 and 2ea. 622 recievers. But don't forget, the new HD duo dvr fee is $17 for each dual tuner DVR after the frst one. In my case, I pay $34/month for this.
I don't even like 3 dual room DVR. I hate the idea of two rooms sharing 2 tuners and a single hard drive. It just isn't flexible enough for me. I like each room with it's own tuners and hard drive.
So the fact that you can watch any recorded show from any DVR to any DVR/receiver in the house (something you cannot do on MRV with any other provider), makes DirecTVs MRV a joke?
What kind of logic is that? Seriously. I can put 10 DVRs in my house and record 20 things at once. We are comparing one product to one product. What does having multiple versions of the same product have to do with how one product performs over another product?
What it sounds like too me is that he has been shown to not know what he is talking about, meaning he really is not an installer.
This is like the fifth issue in which he demonstrated he doesn't know much about the 24's.
First, the fact that he knows little about Directs MRV
Second, he thought there was such a thing as an HR24-100
Third, he thinks a H24-100 is a DVR
Fourth, he did not know how to do a menu reboot and confused it with a force download
Fifth, he is the ONLY one I have ever heard say that the 24 is slow. I have even seen videos of people using them and they were hauling arse.
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Recording capacity ?
It has a 500 G hard drive if thats what your asking
Need to know hours of sd & hd. Lots of folks asking me this ?
Wow 500 gig that's pretty decent.
Is hr24 compatible with an ehd?
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Well, it's better than they have had in the earlier units, they had 300 and 320g, the HR22 and 23 had 500 as well I think.
I do not have the numbers handy, just browsed thru the book and didn't see anything on it either.
Someone here will know.
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IIRC, that means 100 hours of HD or 400 hours of SD.
ETA, that's 100 hours of MPEG4 HD. If you record OTA, which is MPEG2, then it will be around 50 hours of MPEG2 HD.
Yes the HR24 is compatible with EHD's, of course not all will work, like with other recvrs.
I'm using a 1.5TB Seagate that I also used with my HR20-700.
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