Direct TV Used To Do that idiotic thing and show every channel I don't know any more, I don't have them. Dish network on the other hand, you just push the guide button until it says my sub channels and the ones you dont get disappear, now really the only ones I don't are a few individual ones that you have to order ala carte (sp), chinese packages ect, but they do disappear, so thats another reason I like dish.
Not happy with the Dish Hopper DVR
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It's called marketing.
And I wouldn't be surprised if some content providers try to get a clause in all their contracts that require the channel be listed whether subscribed to or not, but I have no proof, only strong suspicions.
The only way around it are boxes that allow custom channel listings, like Dish.
And I wouldn't be surprised if some content providers try to get a clause in all their contracts that require the channel be listed whether subscribed to or not, but I have no proof, only strong suspicions.
The only way around it are boxes that allow custom channel listings, like Dish.
Well from the install sheets It looks like we might be able to keep our old equipment after all. 
(crosses fingers)
http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=73907&d=1328637430
(crosses fingers)http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=73907&d=1328637430
It was said before that it was technically possible but they were not going to allow it.
Insight cable is being bought out by Time Warner Cable.
Insight cable is being bought out by Time Warner Cable.
Maybe it's in there install down the line for those few people that they know two hoppers is just not going to be enough to service their households I mean they would not train them on how to do it for no reason would they? it brings my hopes back up a little bit.
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It would be nice to be able to have an owned 612 as an extra receiver in a guest room to be activated only when one has company visiting--rather than paying an extra $7 each month for a Joey that may only be used a couple weeks each year.
If you buy the Joey, which ought to be cheaper than the 612 was back in the day, you can just activate it when company visits like you did with the 612. Dish would be nuts to change their policy about the no charge for activating/deactivating customer equipment, including the prorated partial month costs we get now. Because a lot of people probably do as I do and forget to turn it off when the guests leave and not notice the increased bill for months down the road.
I guess I just got two threads dealing with my basic question on how to avoid needless charges for little used HD TVs. Sorry!
Well, after reading this last page of posts I think I found our solution. It's not Dish or Direct that's the problem, it's our wives...Maybe that is what needs switching out???
Ghpr13
Of course you do know if anyone tells her you will have to sleep with one eye open don't you?.
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Brave talk buddy. Does your wife know what you say on the internet?Ghpr13 said:Well, after reading this last page of posts I think I found our solution. It's not Dish or Direct that's the problem, it's our wives...Maybe that is what needs switching out???
Ghpr13
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Ok so now they are saying you can't pair two remotes to one box what kind of crock of crap is that? I'm not fighting with any one over a stupid remote. I have three in my bedroom and three in my living room, we lose the damn things all the time. I realize the new boxes have a remote hunter but who really wants to get all the way out of bed push the button figure where hell it is under their other half. LoL. Can you just picture your wife or husband waking up screaming what the hell is that beeping do we have a fire lol
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Needing multiple remotes for one room and not wanting to get up to hit the remote finder button? Oh the rough lives we live. lol
Don't get upset yet. I don't believe it will only pair with one remote, but I have no basis for that other than common sense and using the 922 as the baseline.
