Why are the channel moves being done staggered ? Why does D not just switch them all at one time ? It seems like that would be less of a hassle to me.
So they can keep both the original number and the new number up at the same time in order to inform people whom switch to the old channel number of the new change.Why are the channel moves being done staggered ? Why does D not just switch them all at one time ? It seems like that would be less of a hassle to me.
First fix...go into the Favorites edit list and make sure that channel is checked. once checked, it should show up in your favorites in the guide. As for "Searching for Signal", is it saying that exact phrase or is it saying Channel Not Purchased? If it's the latter, it could simply be that there is a pro sporting event showing right now and is not available without advanced package purchase (MLBEI etc).So FSN North has moved from 641 to 668. I now no longer get the channel. 641 still is listed in my guide (it says "tune to channel 668 for FSN) but 668 isn't in my guide. When I tune it there manually, it searches for signal, but never finds one. Any ideas on what could be the issue? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Chris
So I checked the favorites and it wasn't checked so it now appears in the guide.
It actually says "searching for signal" so I assume I need to adjust the dish. I have never done this before with the new style dish. Is it basically the same as with the old dish? Move it left and right, then up and down and find the best signal strength? Any transponders or satellites need to be better than others or should I get them all? Any other tips? Thanks.
Chris
So I called DirecTv about 668 (FSN North) and they walked me through all of the troubleshooting with no luck. The gal was very friendly and seemed knowledgeable. She arranged for a service call for $79, yikes. I asked her what satellite and transponder 668 was on and she said 101, 1 & 2. When I checked the signal strength it was pretty good, 71-80 on both transponders. I asked her why I wouldn't be getting a signal if the strength was that good. She told me it was probably a cabling problem. Does that sound reasonable? It seems to me if it were cabling, I would be having more problems on other channels, not just one.
If cabling were an issue, I can run more cable myself and save the $79. Thanks again.
Chris
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