Shichonni said:I have been reading the complaint list for the 811. I guess the question is, should I buy the 811 or keep my trusty 6000?
Although it's the next generation, the 6000 seems more reliable w/ it's inherent bugs aside.
--Shichonni
Mark_AR said:Here is a neat little bug I found this morning.
Browsing the GUIDE and all of a sudden the screen froze. No navigating seemed to help.
Pressed POWER off on remote. The little blue light went out. The screen still was froze on the guide I was viewing.
OK this is weird. Power ON...blue light on, still frozen on guide display. Did this off-on-off-on cycle several times just to watch the pretty blue light blink on and off while the guide remains frozen on the screen.
Got up off the couch and tapped the power button, blue light went out, but guide remained on TV. Tapped it again, light came on, guide remained.
Thinking my TV was froze, I selected a different source, DVD and it switched and played DVD fine, switched back to 811 and guide was still present with power light off.
Did a HARD RESET :hammer: by holding power button for 5 seconds. Rebooted system and it works fine now.
Just seemed strange for the power indicator to be active with the rest of the system hung.
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Mark's Law: If you can't fix it, use a bigger hammer!
rad said:I had a 6K and replaced it with the 811. I sold the 6K right away so I didn't have it to fall back on when I found all the problems that I was having with the 811. If I hadn't sold it I would have gone back to using the 6K until the 811 bugs got fixed. But since I couldn't stand all the problems with the 811 I also sold it and went back to Comcast.
ocaddict said:rad said:I had a 6K and replaced it with the 811. I sold the 6K right away so I didn't have it to fall back on when I found all the problems that I was having with the 811. If I hadn't sold it I would have gone back to using the 6K until the 811 bugs got fixed. But since I couldn't stand all the problems with the 811 I also sold it and went back to Comcast.
Damn dude, that's desperate! Even with the bugs, do you get the visual quality with Comcast as you did with the 811 or 6000? Only decent cable company I have delt with yet is Time Warner. Their digital cable and DVR services are excellent with really good picture quality. But due to only having the option of Media Works here in Atlanta (these guys are 10years behind in technology) I had to go with DishNetwork. Glad I did, I'm lovin' it.
KyDave said:The box also does not support OPEN TV (channel 100) as advertised.
peid said:The audio sync problem must be the 811 because I have it too and have called 2-3 times about it.
Their fix...........push and hold reset button for 5 seconds.
Shichonni said:I have been reading the complaint list for the 811. I guess the question is, should I buy the 811 or keep my trusty 6000?
Although it's the next generation, the 6000 seems more reliable w/ it's inherent bugs aside.
--Shichonni