Yes and just to add it will use one tuner of those 16 to record all 4 of the big 4 local networks.H3 has 16 tuners BTW. Not 18 ....
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Not trying to change the subject to Dish, but I have wondered why they (Dish Network) doesn't do something like this with channels that they have that are streaming on SlingTV. One would think that they have the capability to do it. Probably licensing from the content providers.
True. ..Yes and just to add it will use one tuner of those 16 to record all 4 of the big 4 local networks.
And if you have the OTA usb module that adds another.
So you could record a total of 20 different programs if you choose to with OTA
19 without OTA.
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Still amazes me that people think that they can find 16+ things to Record at the SAME TIME.Yes and just to add it will use one tuner of those 16 to record all 4 of the big 4 local networks.
And if you have the OTA usb module that adds another.
So you could record a total of 20 different programs if you choose to with OTA
19 without OTA.
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Still amazes me that people think that they can find 16+ things to Record at the SAME TIME.
Still amazes me that people think that they can find 16+ things to Record at the SAME TIME.
They may be morons but they did come out with a receiver that can output 4K when available, and has 16 tuners. But I'll shut up and not make this a "war zone" thread.Because they're run by morons. You seen their stock price lately?
But that really points to the issue right there why Dish needs the H3...1 person? doubtful, but a family of 5 or 6, i can see it
Although in our household where everyone, save for one teenager, is an adult, all want their own independent boxes. And view their timers and other settings on them as their own business and don't want others messing with them.Sure is nice knowing that my wife and I can set all of our timers and ones for our kids without having to think about the time they're on or what Hopper they're on. Love it.
Although in our household where everyone, save for one teenager, is an adult, all want their own independent boxes. And view their timers and other settings on them as their own business and don't want others messing with them.
The server-client model has always been is a big "no-sale" around here ...
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Chances are, by the time this actually happens (4K available) D* will also have one out.They may be morons but they did come out with a receiver that can output 4K when available, and has 16 tuners. But I'll shut up and not make this a "war zone" thread.
But even if not quite as cost effective as purchasing clients as you say, the point is the option is still nevertheless there. Whereas with Dish you have no option. It's either the server-client model or nothing. Thus the need for the H3 with all these tuners to try and compensate for only offering a single basic install model.for existing clients, integrating a genie into existing system is fine.
for new clients they want way to much for an hr24, or other dvr, its not cost effective for new people to build a system like that
Come the Fall season I might be able to do that...Still amazes me that people think that they can find 16+ things to Record at the SAME TIME.
...As Dish also created the H3 with all those tuners out of necessity more than anything else. Because unlike DIRECTV, their decision early on to not have the ViP receivers integrate with the Hopper-Joeys in the same installation limited Dish to only a server-client topology going foward. Therefore they have no choice but to increase the number of tuners on the Hopper server this way to avoid recording conflicts for installs used by a large number of users such as a family of 6 or 7.
16 shows at the same time ?Come the Fall season I might be able to do that...
Sure, multiple Hoppers;Not really true, lease 2 Hoppers and 6 Joeys, and some customers have purchased and installed several more. Not saying that the Hopper 3 plus 6 Joeys isn't spectacular with speed, 4k, 16 tuners, and unlimited account based EHDs to supplement storage, and/or transfer to new equipment, and playable from the Hopper.
Sure, multiple Hoppers;
But that was only 6 independent tuners total. You see server-client topologies don't scale well without increasing tuners on the server like the H3...