It has been a while since I have made any changes to my setup which includes an HR44 and a bunch of HR24s, connected via a SWM16 with 2 4 way splitters.
What is the recommended setup for whole home? Should all the DVRs be connected on my home network via ethernet? Is this still necessary? I would like to each DVRs to be able to see the others.
I am asking this because I am getting some stuttering on one of my DVRs playing back from another. I did notice this morning that I didn't get any stuttering playing the same content back on another DVR so it could be that the one DVR has an issue.
Your system sounds like mine. Mine: An HR44, 4 HR2X DVRS and 1 Genie Mini. All connected via DECA. Every device can see and play all recordings without any problems.
If you have stuttering on a device, you may have an issue with that device.
Your system sounds like mine. Mine: An HR44, 4 HR2X DVRS and 1 Genie Mini. All connected via DECA. Every device can see and play all recordings without any problems.
If you have stuttering on a device, you may have an issue with that device.
Yep, just one coax to each box. For the Internet connection you can use the Genie to bridge that connection or a broadband DECA which would be my recommended set up.
It has been a while since I have made any changes to my setup which includes an HR44 and a bunch of HR24s, connected via a SWM16 with 2 4 way splitters.
DirecTV has been stuck in time for the last couple of years. Probably because of the merger. Unless you have a 4K TV and are dying to get the few 4K channels, there is nothing currently to upgrade to. And they still won't allow homes to have multi-Genies.
You need a 54 to get 4K Although as of today this is a business decision not technical. Same goes with the LNB you will need a reverse band 3 or 5 depending on package subscription, but any LNB will do currently.
You need a 54 to get 4K Although as of today this is a business decision not technical. Same goes with the LNB you will need a reverse band 3 or 5 depending on package subscription, but any LNB will do currently.
I will hold off for now since there isn't much content.
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