Can this TV be used with Dish Network signal that is NOT for HDTV?
1999491
Yes, Non-HDTV via Dish Network HDTV works fine for me. I own the SC-1911 19 and use it that way in my camper. Good choice, no problems. Mounted with articulating wall mount. I also use it with a multimedia device when satellite is not convenient.
1999492
If the receiver has any of the following outputs: RF, component, red/blue/green or HDMI... then you should be just fine.
1999493
Do NOT BUY I had orderd this tv to use as a computer monitor the first one shipped to me without stand an screws and remote was missing sent it back got a second one and all parts where there but the vga did not work did not bother to order a new one as there where no more in stock from dealer but answer too question any tv can be used with direct tv and dish as long as there is a coaxial connection
4203
I remodeled it to adapt to Dish 500 Plus (there arn't any on market so I did my own. So I would assume if you are inventive and you have a HD LNB you could make it work.
2061573
No, mine setup only uses dish. I believe you can buy a model just for direct TV.
1638052
I don't recommend trying to mix Dish equipment with anything else. If it works, you got really lucky. They are even touchy about what splitters/combiners used with specific equipment. If you don't have solid advice from someone who understands satellite gear pretty well, don't bother. Equipment specific to Dish Network can be a mystery.
1139535
It does work with Dish, need to researc particular one you have. I work it in DirectV..
1346557
YES!! This dish will work fine with Dish Network. I use it with the Dish VIP211Z receiver with no issues.
1225818
I have no experience with Dish Satellite Network. It is prohibited in the apartment where I live. I would presume it will work on most stations. The MDR516h is sensitive to copyright restrictions which applies only to some movies in broadcast media.
1042847
Not sure on dish but Directv works on home receivers, i have 2 different ones hdmi and the other is rca type.
719920
Yes, we bought it for my mother in law and she had dish. Just make sure your TV is on the list of TV's it works with. My mother in law's TV is over 25 years old and it worked with it. Hope this helps.
1872548
Yes. The Phillips only wants HDMI signal "in". Your Dish receiver provides HDMI "out"; a match made in heaven.
1677245
I have Dish and it works with it. I shouldn't conjecture about Direct. It also works with Over the Air for me.
2187881
I'm sorry but I can't answer that question as I do not use the Dish Network receiver myself.
1134286
I do not use either Roku or Dish network but it will work fine because it is not depend on any other component you use. it uses audio out of TV (I use optical out) for an input. So it is not depend on what is your picture source. All the components you need come with the box.
268085
Hey guys...the tv isn't the DishNetwork receiver. Of course it will work on the tv if it programs to RCA codes (BTW, DishNetwork remotes are RCA made), the Dish remotes only work on specific "Tv"s, like 1 and 2, because TV2 needs a UHF signal to reach the receiver remote antenna on the back of the receiver, to change channels: that isn't a TV feature .
2261677
Unfortunately this device is HDCP compliant so if your TV does not support HDCP it will block the signal.
743136
I bought one to use with DishTV. It was not compatible, even though I was told it would work. It is well constructed, but I would not buy it again because it won't work with the newer systems.
366211
Yes you can if it is a Dish Network LNB on the end. Dish's LNB will work on either Dish or Direct I've been told but Direct LNB only works for Direct. (LNB is the "eye" on the end where connections are made)