Questions about the new XiP Receivers?
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Excellent BB. Except... I thought the 813 had no Sling capabilities, and could only support 3 110's.
not according to
http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-forum/254534-scotts-team-summit-photo-dump.html
specifically
http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=64905&d=1304660049
though of course ... not sure if they meant the external sling adapter or something else.. but according to what they initially planned.. it should.
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of course when the thing *finally* gets released for all we know it may make toast too!
AH ... Aplogies.. hadn't looked again at the new info that was put up ... and the "inbuilt" not sure if that was my fault .. like maybe I had not mentioned that I wasn't sure if it were inbuilt or not ....
oh well.. once dish finally puts out specs.. maybe *THEN* we'll have something...
and its funny ... in looking back at Scott's pictures.. he took snaps of the Sling Extender ... so maybe there's hopes for it still to be..
Since the 813/110 will be HD MoCA ... maybe they are finally going to release the sling extender too so that users don't have to replace everything ... and get by with TV2 being HD with an extender..
oh well.. once dish finally puts out specs.. maybe *THEN* we'll have something...
and its funny ... in looking back at Scott's pictures.. he took snaps of the Sling Extender ... so maybe there's hopes for it still to be..
Since the 813/110 will be HD MoCA ... maybe they are finally going to release the sling extender too so that users don't have to replace everything ... and get by with TV2 being HD with an extender..
I'm changing 4 110s to 3 based on http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=64899&d=1304659856.
I think I also agree the Sling Adapter means the add-on device since the 922 with it built-in is "SlingLoaded," so that's moved from the intro to the feature list.
I think I also agree the Sling Adapter means the add-on device since the 922 with it built-in is "SlingLoaded," so that's moved from the intro to the feature list.
BT range is 32 feet. What was the claimed range for UHF?
I am skeptical of BT remotes, yet my PS3 works fine with one.
I think Dish has done a good job of limiting the variety of remotes, at least until recently.
Directv has been showing off there's for two years and is now just becoming available.
Dish first showed off the xip in may... However I am hearing it's almost ready now. In fact it's so ready that I know people at Dish who will be getting trained on hopper and Joey in two weeks.
It's going to be an interesting ces.
Dish first showed off the xip in may... However I am hearing it's almost ready now. In fact it's so ready that I know people at Dish who will be getting trained on hopper and Joey in two weeks.
It's going to be an interesting ces.
Well... This explains why egregious errors in my 722 software go unpatched. Engineers are furiously working the bugs out of the 813. Or is that Hopper?
Class 2 bluetooth was supposed to be 10 meters but has worked at longer ranges, and I wouldn't be surprised if PS3's (as my Wii) if they used Class1 bluetooth - 100 meters (300 or so feet) ... I've been down stairs in the back room and bowled with my wii..
(though probably still under 50 feet)
As far as I know the XiP series is being done by the 922 team since the software is almost the same.Well... This explains why egregious errors in my 722 software go unpatched. Engineers are furiously working the bugs out of the 813. Or is that Hopper?
Well then it is a doomed concept . Look how well the 922 turned out.
There is nothing wrong in the software on the 922, they finally got everything stable. I think the difference here is the whole home concept, most people didn't want to up pay alot of $$$ just to upgrade to a new UI, especially since the Sling for 722's ended being basically free.
Can the internet be connected to either the 813 or the 110 client? The way my house is wired, I have a bridge near my TV (where the 110 would be), but not where my coax splits to all of the room outlets.
Ideally, I'd like to have the 813 where the satellite feed comes in, and then feed the signal out to all of my room outlets, with 110 boxes at each TV. If I could then connect one of the 110s to my bridge via Ethernet, and have it "shared" across all of the boxes (813 and 110), that would be sweet.
Ideally, I'd like to have the 813 where the satellite feed comes in, and then feed the signal out to all of my room outlets, with 110 boxes at each TV. If I could then connect one of the 110s to my bridge via Ethernet, and have it "shared" across all of the boxes (813 and 110), that would be sweet.
