Yes, I meant to post that also. For people who typically don't record more than one or two network channels, It has very little value. And if you extended the technology across all the channels, it would have virtually no value at all.
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It's technology that works. I take advantage of it during the main network series season and for some network sports. Extending it to other channels sharing a transponder can only be a good thing.
All other channels share transponders. But the likelihood of you watching two channels on the same transponder, except locals, is small. And you would get the severe penalty of having to use enough disk space for every channel, all the time (at least four to six times the current disk space).
recording 6 hours of 4 channels is not the same as recording 6 hours on 100+ plus channels. Or perhaps you mean to only record teh channels YOU like?!?
THis thread is starting to shift to something that belongs in the War Zone, we all know the differences, back to talk about the new boxes.
I'm a Dish Network guy, and I even think PTA is Ho Hum.
I'd rather have a Box with 6 tuners and No PTA.
I'd rather have a Box with 6 tuners and No PTA.
DIRECTV guy here, but I thought even though one short of 6, the creation of the Super Joey with it's added two tuner support to the Hopper was supposed to be the solution for those like you.
Short of going to two Hoppers anyway.
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I wish the software that turned Combos into the equivalent of Super Joeys saw the light of day.... Id be all over an 11 tuner Genie haha.
major directv to launch 4k in early 2016 a good article exolaining.US satellite pay-TV giant DirecTV (now part of AT&T) is currently testing Ultra-HD sport transmissions ahead of a formal launch of a 4K service “early in 2016”.
http://advanced-television.com/2015/11/26/directv-4k-launch-early-2016/
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http://advanced-television.com/2015/11/26/directv-4k-launch-early-2016/
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This article said that 40% of people will have UHD TV's after Christmas ....
I find that VERY HARD to believe.
What it actually said is " Forty per cent of people are going to have UHD TVs coming out of Christmas and they are going to be looking for something to watch." I think that they meant 40% of sales will be UHD tvs.
Maybe. But that's not how it was stated. And I don't think 40% of holiday TV sales will be UHD. I still see UHD TVs greatly outnumbered by HDTVs in Costco, Wal-Mart and a local "big screen TV" store.
In my local Costco I'd say it's pretty close to 40% for the displays at least. I have no ideas about actual sales.
THAT is entirely different.
Seeing Most sets this year are 4K capable, that may be true, but theres No way that 40% of TV's in homes will be 4k after Christmas.
I would think that number might be about 12% at best.
I don't personally see the need for 4K, 1080i/p is good enough for me. Never could understand the hype of 4K. Even looking at the 4K TVs in my local store sitting next to the 1080p TVs I still couldn't tell the difference.
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