Thanks.hall said:Push the System Info button behind the right-side panel on the front of the box.
BobMurdoch said:Only happened about two dozen times during the show, but annoying when it did...
The counter counted 23 while watching CBSE last night. It kept repeating itself for a while. Then would be good, then it would start up again.
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NOPE! We only have one TVTBarclay said:...Wonder if the problem only happens to those who use dual mode?
Is the Version of a 622 the last digit (letter) of the Main Board # on the small silver tag on the back?
Thanks. You saved me (and hopefully others) a lot searchingwied said:
Oh didn't you know? Dish is using Microsoft's VISTA project programmersTalonDancer said:I am officially stunned!
Maybe I need to get that tiny scratch fixed after all, says Talon Dancer trying to figure out which version 622 he has
One has to wonder though, why would Dish knowingly send out an update that would break the audio on lots of existing 622s.
Talon Dancer
OH! That explains it...timfouts said:Oh didn't you know? Dish is using Microsoft's VISTA project programmers
pacorn said:I called DishNetwork technical support a few minutes ago. The technician told me that it was an issue that affects the HDMI port and that if I switched to the component video/RCA audio connections, I shouldn't have the problem (I'm not currently at home to test the hypothesis). She said she didn't know when there would be a fix, or what the fix would be.
Let me get this straight. You are using a 622 version G and are still having sound problems. Is that correct?colej said:the last letter on my mainboard # is G, I've had mine for 2 weeks
but anyway I just got of the phone with D tech support to report the problem...
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