I didn't read anywhere that native pass-through was coming in this release. Dish is aware of the requests for it, but it's not expected anytime soon.Can't find the 'native pass through' I thought was going be in this release.
I didn't read anywhere that native pass-through was coming in this release. Dish is aware of the requests for it, but it's not expected anytime soon.Can't find the 'native pass through' I thought was going be in this release.
Apparently you can still record PPVs to your DVR, but they're flagged "copy-once" or similar and the DVD recorder sees and honors that copy-protection flag. It's the DVD recorder that's telling him it can't record, not the DVR.Wow! If PPV movies can no longer be recorded, I will never purchase another PPV movie again.
From Wikipedia: "...multipath is the propagation phenomenon that results in radio signals' reaching the receiving antenna by two or more paths. Causes of multipath include atmospheric ducting, ionospheric reflection and refraction, and reflection from terrestrial objects, such as mountains and buildings...."
"...multipath causes jitter and ghosting,..."
Well then my problem isn't multipath since the channel was fine before the 4.01 software release, and still is fine on my TV. Sounds like something that happened to me back 10 years ago when I used to get cable on the local channels. Does this really happen with a digital signal? Sounds like a load of bull to me.
...and I thought I was alone...
Apparently you can still record PPVs to your DVR, but they're flagged "copy-once" or similar and the DVD recorder sees and honors that copy-protection flag. It's the DVD recorder that's telling him it can't record, not the DVR.
I think Mike, you and myself are the only ones that keep checking the lost locks.
I think Mike, you and myself are the only ones that keep checking the lost locks.
When you go to Menu, 6, 3, Counters, Page Down you'll see "Lost Locks" 3:5. That means that your receiver is losing signal on the satellites 3 times on Tuner 1 and 5 times on tuner 2. Obviously that is not true since I can watch TV and didn't have that count before.
It's always been 0:0 for me on every receiver I had there in the same location. But with new software updates, E* found a way to confuse the receivers making it think that is losing the signal. I saw this same problem with my 625 before and it only started with a new software update.
Why in the world do we check it? I just want to make sure everything is fine with the dishes and other equipment. It's a good way to see that everything is working correct but not anymore since it's not longer accurate.
I guess I will have to call dish..... tomorrow... Im not in the mood tonight.
I've been waiting for a response in either thread but so far no one has tried to record to DVD I guess. I have quite a few PPVs on the HD and will transfer to DVDs starting tonight, since I still have 4.01 just in case your experience is the new SOP.
Phil
Yeah, but E* added the flag.
No one remembers the DRM test channels a few weeks back in the uplink report?
Well then my problem isn't multipath since the channel was fine before the 4.01 software release, and still is fine on my TV. Sounds like something that happened to me back 10 years ago when I used to get cable on the local channels. Does this really happen with a digital signal? Sounds like a load of bull to me.
I had 3.66 and now have 4.03 and lost my OTA also. I only get my locals in HD from the OTA. I rescanned and they found them. I also had to setup any OTA shows to record automatically with the DVR, as they had all been erased.Lost Locks 8:15
lol I like "Ooops:0"
Rebooting mine did not bring back my OTA channels. I guess I will have to call dish..... tomorrow... Im not in the mood tonight.
From Wikipedia: "...multipath is the propagation phenomenon that results in radio signals' reaching the receiving antenna by two or more paths. Causes of multipath include atmospheric ducting, ionospheric reflection and refraction, and reflection from terrestrial objects, such as mountains and buildings...."
"...multipath causes jitter and ghosting,..."