I have a dual tuner OTA adapter connected to my Hopper 3, a four tuner TiVo Bolt, and my antenna connected directly to my TV using a splitter. So that’s 7 tuners to watch OTA TV, with 6 of those tuners capable of recording.Ha-ha yes! I do love my OTA Tivo Roamio just for the 4 tuner reason. I just wish i could use it integrated into the Dish guide
Sinclair warns of 112 channels being dropped by DISH next Monday (8/16)
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Nice!! I also am playing around with an Amazon recast which I must say has been doing a pretty good job. 4 tuner model and blends nicely with the firestick. I wish they would look more into a commercial skip, although their skip forward works pretty good.
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Yes, the beauty of the recast is that you can add an extremely large hard drive as well. The amazon guide is free and seems to work as well if not better than the Tivo. You get guide information for all sub channels as well. I am pretty impressed with it overall. Just that little addition of some type of "commercial skip" would be the coup de gras.
I have the same. Only problem is juggling all those devices and tuners in my early stages of dementia.
I'm surprised to hear so many people need more than 2 OTA tuners. I find very little to watch on broadcast TV, the programming offered really has lost my interest.
It's not that there's so little to watch, it's the fact that all week long there's really nothing on and then all 4 networks plus PBS will have something I want to watch all on at the same time. Plus networks usually don't repeat programming like the cable channels do
No Relief for Bally Sports RSNs Despite Sinclair-DISH Detente
A new wrinkle in the TV carriage dispute threatens an upcoming direct-to-consumer launch.
www.sportico.com
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There is relief for Sinclair. Agree to to put RSN's in a separate tier. They would be earning more money from Dish/Sling, Hulu, YTTV, etc. than they're currently earning from those providers.No Relief for Bally Sports RSNs Despite Sinclair-DISH Detente
A new wrinkle in the TV carriage dispute threatens an upcoming direct-to-consumer launch.
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Stupid pay walls ... who thinks thier info is SO important that someone is willing to SUB to it for 1 article ?No Relief for Bally Sports RSNs Despite Sinclair-DISH Detente
A new wrinkle in the TV carriage dispute threatens an upcoming direct-to-consumer launch.
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Anyone have the article Not behind a wall ?
I just saw it on Facebook and clicked on it and it showed up for me without issue. No paywall problems here. (I did it on my phone)
"This story is now only available to subscribers" is what I see.
Yeah, I saw that article yesterday and didn't post it here because it was behind a paywall and thus I couldn't read it.....
No Relief for Bally Sports RSNs Despite Sinclair-DISH Detente
DISH Network and Sinclair Broadcasting this week agreed to a brief extension of their expired carriage deal, and in so doing ensured that 97 CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox affiliates would remain on the air in some 3.5 million of the homes serviced by the satellite TV provider. While precedent suggests...
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From Sportico, this seems very relevant and probably a reason Sinclair isn't walking away.
Sinclair is effectively betting the house that people with a la carte their online service. The trouble is, the only people that might do that would be people that don't have Cable/Sat TV. Sinclair also has to deal with the fact that Ergen isn't bluffing. They know he isn't bluffing. So if he doesn't see this come out in Dish's favor, he can give the thumbs down, and Sinclair stripping all those locals would get the attention of the FCC.article said:
I wish MLB.tv would show in market games, then I wouldn't worry about Sinclair channels at all. But I haven't been able to watch the Rays in a couple years now.
Thank you for this link. And "fourth-largest pay-TV distributor"?No Relief for Bally Sports RSNs Despite Sinclair-DISH Detente
DISH Network and Sinclair Broadcasting this week agreed to a brief extension of their expired carriage deal, and in so doing ensured that 97 CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox affiliates would remain on the air in some 3.5 million of the homes serviced by the satellite TV provider. While precedent suggests...
