Satellite Tv for PC » education

direct tv questions

meng — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 05:58:04 +0000

Direct TV question…

My sister had direct tv she moved and left her dish. I moved into her old place and my mother has 4 direct tv receivers in her house. She has offered to give me one so I dont have the monthly bill coming in. My question is will I be able to purchase PPV movies and events with that receiver even though its on a different dish? I know for sure I can watch regular tv.

Sure, the receiver doesn’t know where it is physically. As long as the dish antenna is aimed to the proper satellites and the account for that receiver is paid in full, it should work. You will probably need a phone line attached to the receiver for purchase PPV.

Remember, the satellites use spot beams that cover geographic areas for local stations. So, if you are not in the same city/state as you mom, the locals may not work. But all the national stuff should be OK.

I hope this helps. Please return and select a Best Answer from all of those submitted.

KESQ-TV Scientology Investigation #4

direct tv hd box connections

meng — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 03:23:56 +0000

I have a ViP722 satellite receiver that has a capacity of HDTV, but I have two HDTV. ?

How I can pass the child to be able to use I bought a receiver (ViP211 receiver) with my second TV and a reception of high definition you like well.Will need a direct connection to the antenna or box of the media in my closet, with its collection of the son of teacher have some sort of connection.

direct connection to the antenna.

Television satelite digital,SatelliteDirect

direct tv upgrade to hd

meng — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 03:57:13 +0000

if I change my HD DVR (basement) to another room (double bed) is the direct TV HD DVR work?

I put my TV in my bedroom I put the DVR is now in the cellar master of my bed, going to work or Direct TV technitian me for change, do not know if child is going to be the same coaxial

Your question is misspelled it is difficult to say what he is saying. However, about moving a HD receiver or HD DVR at all, you have two coaxial lines where want is the DVR up if you have a SWM (single wire micro) tyle LNB on your dish. If you still use the B-band converters on the back of your HD DVR, so you do not have a SWM setup and you need to call Directv. If you do not have B band converters, which means that you have a waste management system solid, then things can go smoothly.

DIRECTV HD UPGRADE