Awful bad pixellation on Toledo, OH locals

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The football game on WTVG ABC 13 is unwatchable, and the rest of the channels are pretty bad as well.

Halo/aura effects around moving objects (people's heads) on the news. :mad:

There's only 5 channels on Tp24 @121 according to Lyngsat... so why do they all look like there's 15 on there? It's gonna be awful trying to watch the games tomorrow.

I hope E* reads this and clears it up.

[JPointerWI]

have u tried calling Dish ???
While the do monitor every channel they uplink, there may be some lag noticing a problem with locals. If you are having a probelm, call them and report it rather then post here and b*tch about it.
Also, ahve u checked your signal strength, it's possible your dis is slightly out of alignment.

[TNGTony]

I think the place to go is dishquality@echostar.cim We've had some issues here in the Cincinnati Area with locals and e-mails to this address (I think) cleared it up within a few days. Bill R from accross the river was vital in getting the last problem taken care of where all the channels looked like hell!

See ya
Tony

[JPointerWI]

It sounds like there may be some sort of problem with the local reception node for that area. I'm sure Dish isn't ignoring the problem intentionally, there just isn't a way to monitor 6-10 channels from over 200 markets, plus the 180+ channels of the standard packages, 100's of international channels, and PPV channels they broadcast every minute of every day.

Again, if you have a problem, CALL DISH AND REPORT IT, or try the email address above.

[Bill R]

I think the place to go is dishquality@echostar.com We've had some issues here in the Cincinnati Area with locals and e-mails to this address (I think) cleared it up within a few days. Bill R from accross the river was vital in getting the last problem taken care of where all the channels looked like hell!

See ya
Tony

When you send a complaint to this address be sure to give them a few days to look into the problem. In our case (Cincinnati), the problem turned out to be at the Cincinnati POP (point of presence) which was (and I believe still is) maintained by Sprint. It took them a few days to get most of the problems fixed and a follow-up email to get a ghosting problem fixed on one of the stations. Later, I did get a call from someone at DISH's uplink center to make sure that all my concerns had been addressed.