Ok, I think I understand this now. The tuner I am watching is TV 1, if I want to record, I have to use TV 2 or else it won't let me watch another program while I record. Is that correct?
That is not entirely true; all OTA HD is still MPEG2. FYI, my 722's estimated space remaining is still based on MPEG2.Specifically, unless they've changed it on the post-622 receivers, all HD will consume less space than indicated, because the recording screen shows estimated time for MPEG2 and all HD is now MPEG4.
Depends -- you can do three as long as one is OTA (meaning antenna) and the other two are DISH channels. But the trick with a DVR is to never watch anything live. Theoretically, you could have 2 TVs watching two recorded shows (that are completely recorded already) while the DVR is also recording three other shows (within the contraints I listed above).You can't have 2 TV's watching different shows and record a 3rd show on a completely different channel can you?
easy answer yes. Unless you get a OTA module and antenna which could or couldnt be worth it.Ok, I think I understand this now. The tuner I am watching is TV 1, if I want to record, I have to use TV 2 or else it won't let me watch another program while I record. Is that correct?
I remember another question I had. DirecTV says in their commercials you can program your DVR through the Internet. Do you guys think Dish will ever add this service?
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