To correct an issue like people are seeing ? I really doubt it.... Could Dish have updated just the OTA dongle software ? I thought they could (and have in the past).
I just checked. My auto tune timers also say "Record" on that line on that screen after they are completed. You very well may have set the timer as a record timer. All I am saying is that it looks like the software treated it like an auto tune timer in this case. This is a bug with the CUI that Dish really needs to work on, as far as distinguishing between Record and Auto Tune timers. All of my auto tune timers show up in the Schedule as "To be recorded by Living Room 1" even though they (correctly) do not actually record.
I realize what it is now .... the timers I had set and was looking at were back-to-back and on the same channel. D'oh !
That's odd, I think. The Joey is just receiving the 'signal' that is sent to it from the Hopper. It doesn't "know", nor care, that it's a satellite channel or OTA channel.
I believe this is a separate issue from # 1 since it only impacts recordings. There could be a 'link', of course, but it sounds like they're not exactly the same issue.
I will try to repost since my last post messed up. I have a mast amplifier that allows me to receive both Dayton and Columbus Ohio stations. The power supply for the mast amplifier is located in the family room ahead of a splitter that feeds multiple outlets throughout the house. If trace voltage were causing the problem, would it not effect all of the connected devices?
You would think. From what I remember, I had my (amped) antenna hitting a splitter, then hitting two Dish receivers and two TVs. When watching the TVs, the feed was clean. When watching on a 612(?), I'd get pixelization/cutouts. Dish recommended I ground the antenna feed. So I put a ground block before the splitter and ran a line to ground (water pipe I think).
