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This was discussed in Congress several years ago, but never went anywhere. Allowing TV providers to deliver an out-of-area station during these...
What DVR/Receiver model number? Could be a defective dish LNB. Could also be a defective DVR/Receiver. But the most likely cause is a loose or...
Also realize that changing TV providers won't help. All of them go through this BS.
And then switch providers again when your new provider goes through the same BS?
Folks complain when local station owners pull their channels from providers like DirecTV demanding more money. And folks complain that their...
Of course, that can only help if you have another box on your Whole Home DVR network that had Caller ID.
Of course Nexstar would say that.
Here we go again :( You will need to use an off-air antenna until the corporation that owns those stations allows DirecTV to provide them again....
The networks control what's available via their OnDemand channels, not DirecTV.
Call DirecTV and ask about their Mover's Package. That can save you lots of money when moving to a new place.
The Genie DVRs have different software than the HR2x models, including their AM21 support software.
Attaches the same way. Should not affect alignment if you're careful to not move the dish.
You're going to need to replace that dish with a Slimline or Trav'ler. MPEG2/SD channels are going away over the next several months.
The networks decide what's available via their OnDemand channels, not DirecTV.
That G3 dish won't work. You need an HD-capable dish, like the Winegard Trav'ler. Or set up a Slimline dish on a tripod.
