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I heard about FTA several years ago and have wanted to learn more about it for about a year. Trying to make time to learn has been impossible, so I just went ahead and bought a coolsat 5000 with a dish. Because of this investment I now have to make time to learn, so here I am. I've looked and found this to be the best site to learn about FTA basics, troubleshooting and installs. So, if someone can direct me to the nubie area, I would appreciate it.
It is my understanding that I have to download a file for my coolsat in order to view the FTA channels. Can some one just point me to the download area aswell? I have worked with computers, lans, wans and educational software for about 15 years, so I have some knowledge of downloads, uploads, and installs. I hope to be a productive member of this community in the near future.
It is my understanding that I have to download a file for my coolsat in order to view the FTA channels. Can some one just point me to the download area aswell? I have worked with computers, lans, wans and educational software for about 15 years, so I have some knowledge of downloads, uploads, and installs. I hope to be a productive member of this community in the near future.
Hi,
I am a Technology enthusiast interrested in the Satellite TV technology. I live in Montreal, Canada, and I have been a Bell ExpressVu client for the last 5 years. So far, I am very disappointed with Bell service. They never have any promotion for existing clients. The exciting new technology is only offered to their new customers. This is frustrating. I am still using the same equipment I bought 5 years ago: Bell ExpressVu 2700 and 3700 receivers. I hope you guys have a Canadian section. I want information that is relevant to our Canadian situation. In the next few months, I want to upgrade my equipment for HD TV. So I am looking forward to getting valuable information from your discussion forums. There are two areas that I want to explore:
1) The Bell ExpressVu 2700 and 3700 receivers have no internal clock and therefore no capability to switch channel at a given time. This is for the purpose of recording TV programs especially when you are away and need to record from more than one TV channels. I want to learn more also about “IR Blasting” capability offered in the ExpressVu 3100/4100.
2) I still have standard TVs in my home but I am looking forward to upgrading to HD TV by Christmas this year. This will probably involve a number of related changes, not just a new TV set.
Normand Gauthier.
I am a Technology enthusiast interrested in the Satellite TV technology. I live in Montreal, Canada, and I have been a Bell ExpressVu client for the last 5 years. So far, I am very disappointed with Bell service. They never have any promotion for existing clients. The exciting new technology is only offered to their new customers. This is frustrating. I am still using the same equipment I bought 5 years ago: Bell ExpressVu 2700 and 3700 receivers. I hope you guys have a Canadian section. I want information that is relevant to our Canadian situation. In the next few months, I want to upgrade my equipment for HD TV. So I am looking forward to getting valuable information from your discussion forums. There are two areas that I want to explore:
1) The Bell ExpressVu 2700 and 3700 receivers have no internal clock and therefore no capability to switch channel at a given time. This is for the purpose of recording TV programs especially when you are away and need to record from more than one TV channels. I want to learn more also about “IR Blasting” capability offered in the ExpressVu 3100/4100.
2) I still have standard TVs in my home but I am looking forward to upgrading to HD TV by Christmas this year. This will probably involve a number of related changes, not just a new TV set.
Normand Gauthier.
eveybody.I've been lurking for a while and am about to get started with FTA. This is a great site with lots of good information and some great people who are willing to help!
I look forward to participating!
Kevin
I look forward to participating!
Kevin
Hello all,
I am a few days old member. So far, I have noticed the people on this site try very hard to be helpfull to otheres and I realy appreciate that. I have been playing around with FTA for the last 5+ years, mostly locking to Intelsat 5 (IA 5). Started with a Satcruiser, then when it died switched to Samsung and lately ended up with a Viewsat (mainly for the external PVR capability) which still trying to figure it out to get the TPs working. I also have D* with HD and DVR for the others in the house!
Glad to be here and hope that I can contribute as well.
I am a few days old member. So far, I have noticed the people on this site try very hard to be helpfull to otheres and I realy appreciate that. I have been playing around with FTA for the last 5+ years, mostly locking to Intelsat 5 (IA 5). Started with a Satcruiser, then when it died switched to Samsung and lately ended up with a Viewsat (mainly for the external PVR capability) which still trying to figure it out to get the TPs working. I also have D* with HD and DVR for the others in the house!
Glad to be here and hope that I can contribute as well.
Hi I am new to FTA I need help with alignment on satmex5. My dish is a .74 hughesnet. I am using a Birdog ,I need a good signal on Vertical axis. I have found satmex5 horizontal axis with a good signal, but I cann't find the vertical. Thanks for any help
Jerry
Jerry
New Member
Hello,
I've been fascinated with Sat TV for the past 12 years, since I got my C band dish, primarily for BBC, and the NASA channel. When Dish Network started carrying BBC America (and NASA) I moved to their small dish. I've kept up with their latest receivers (Dish Player was my favorite - is there any other receiver that has a full Qwerty keyboard?), and am now enjoying the 722 in HD. Was born in England, but now live in Northridge, California.
Robin
Hello,
I've been fascinated with Sat TV for the past 12 years, since I got my C band dish, primarily for BBC, and the NASA channel. When Dish Network started carrying BBC America (and NASA) I moved to their small dish. I've kept up with their latest receivers (Dish Player was my favorite - is there any other receiver that has a full Qwerty keyboard?), and am now enjoying the 722 in HD. Was born in England, but now live in Northridge, California.
Robin
New to Forum H10-250 to Hr20-100s
Hey Guys..
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Sorry I haven't learned how to post to the right forum yet...I will learn..
Long time DTV user...
I am upgrading from H10-250 to Hr20-100s. I want to copy some movies from the old to the new...
Can anyone tell me how??
Thanks,
Jess
Hey Guys..
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Sorry I haven't learned how to post to the right forum yet...I will learn..
Long time DTV user...
I am upgrading from H10-250 to Hr20-100s. I want to copy some movies from the old to the new...
Can anyone tell me how??
Thanks,
Jess
Greetings all from the United Kingdom. I have Sky Sports, NASN (North American Sports Network) and Setanta Sports and enjoy mainly news and sport. I stumbled upon this site whilst trying to find out what has happened to DBSForums which is down again.
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Hello I have a dish 1000, and I was wanting to convert the three single LNBS to a DISH 500, and receive my 119, 110, and 105, Is this possible or is the spacing on the LNBS going to be an issue for a Super Dish which call for a dual lnb and a single?
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Hello I have a dish 1000, and I was wanting to convert the three single LNBS to a DISH 500, and receive my 119, 110, and 105, Is this possible or is the spacing on the LNBS going to be an issue for a Super Dish which call for a dual lnb and a single?
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