I think with Dish you first have to worry about having content to stream before worrying about concurrent streamsheck what about 4k streams. how many can the h3 do?
Yea, one one hour program with 6 episodes. DIRECTV has this available besides the looping of the https://support.directv.com/dtv-programming/4k-eventstrue, but iirc, they are broadcasting the new planet earth thingy in 4k
Is someone buying another ?Riverpilot you really really nailed it with that last statement. Directv PQ with the Hopper 3 would be the nuts.
As for the am21 Direct obviously doesn't want subs to use them as they have never really been supported by them, they should still have the ability to use them in the new system ...You would have to break your back to find an am21 anyway. The database setup was doomed to fail, let the thing scan, dish rarely has problems with that. Anyway, it says 7 simultaneous recordings and 7 active rvu sessions, a recording isn't an rvu session so if you are recording 7 things could you watch 4 other things live? I'm sure the extra tuners are for 4K (as the 54 has 7 but only uses 5) but why couldn't you utilize them if you're not watching 4K?
Unfortunate what this has come out as. While being able to watch 4k on two TV's is better, that's going to be outdated as soon any of the big channels comes out with 4k, whether HBO, ESPN, etc..
Only 7 tuners is a big fail. If Dish can come up with the Hopper 3, you'd think AT&T/Direct could at least equal it.
I'll have to think about this. 90% of the time there is 2 TV's going, which would allow 5 recordings. It's the other 10% of the time that could cause problems.
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