I'm doing an RV install with a Hopper and 2 Joeys. I have a 1000.4 with an Eastern Arc LNB & a Western Arc LNB. Depending on where I'm camped, I switch back & forth between EA & WA. This hasn't been a problem with my VIP 722 & 211k -- just do a Check Switch.
Is switching between arcs possible with a Hopper?
Uther Pendragon said:Any new info how to make a Joey wireless? I have a living room without a cable drop and I dont want to put one in (asthetics). I am going to upgrade my wifi in the house with a high end ASUS router or I might get some of the NetGear wifi equipment that I have seen at Costco to make a TV wireless. Would like to go wireless in the master bedroom also as the cable drop there is opposite where the TV should idealy be.
CommoFreq said:What are you techs doing with your RAs on upgrades? Normally when I do an upgrade, I put the old receiver into the box that the new receiver came in, and process it. With the Hopper, I'm finding that this option is no longer feasible. Has anyone found a way to fit 2 722s into a Hopper box yet?
So back to my question about setting up a timer for one of the channels that PTAT records so that it shows up in the user space. When I do this and go to the Scheduled Programs the timer I setup doesn't show up unless I "show skipped" and if I look at the timer I set it says Dup. I find this VERY confusing because how would I know what's truly a dup and won't be recorded and what is a "fake dup" meaning we know the timer I set for a channel PTAT records will indeed record because it's done with the same tuner as PTAT.
I'm trying to figure out how I can view the Scheduled Programs and make sense of it. A lot of what I record is stuff that PTAT records so if I "hide skipped" which is what I normally would do on my 722 DVR when I look at scheduled programs I have no clue what is going to be recorded to my user space. Personally I wish they wouldn't treat the timers I setup that are also recorded by PTAT as dups because they're not skipped, they do record and show up in the user space.
Anyone else have thoughts on this?
WynsWrld98 said:So back to my question about setting up a timer for one of the channels that PTAT records so that it shows up in the user space. When I do this and go to the Scheduled Programs the timer I setup doesn't show up unless I "show skipped" and if I look at the timer I set it says Dup. I find this VERY confusing because how would I know what's truly a dup and won't be recorded and what is a "fake dup" meaning we know the timer I set for a channel PTAT records will indeed record because it's done with the same tuner as PTAT.
I'm trying to figure out how I can view the Scheduled Programs and make sense of it. A lot of what I record is stuff that PTAT records so if I "hide skipped" which is what I normally would do on my 722 DVR when I look at scheduled programs I have no clue what is going to be recorded to my user space. Personally I wish they wouldn't treat the timers I setup that are also recorded by PTAT as dups because they're not skipped, they do record and show up in the user space.
Anyone else have thoughts on this?
New to Dish since last Wednesday and am still familiarizing myself with the menu, etc. How far out is the Guide suppose go? Looked like about 8 - 9 days when I looked last night but today I am only seeing about 36 hours?????
New to Dish since last Wednesday and am still familiarizing myself with the menu, etc. How far out is the Guide suppose go? Looked like about 8 - 9 days when I looked last night but today I am only seeing about 36 hours?????
It depends on the model of receiver but most DVRs go out to 9 days.
Unplug the receiver for 10 seconds and plug it back in, it will power up and acquire the signal and download the updated guide. You should be able to go more than 36 hours into the guide.
Thank you Mike. These responses are awesome!!! Do I also unplug the Joey and if so is there an order of doing this? Will I lose any custom setting by doing this?
No, no and no.
Unplug the receiver for 10 seconds and plug it back in, it will power up and acquire the signal and download the updated guide. You should be able to go more than 36 hours into the guide.