Download from Dishnetwork DVR possible? Can you use this to download programs from a dish DVR or do I need to buy the pocket dish from dish network? The pocket dish (from dishnetwork made by Archos)) has been unavailable for months. Thanks Download from Dishnetwork DVR possible? Can you use this to download programs from a dish DVR or do I need to buy the pocket dish from dish network? The pocket dish (from dishnetwork made by... » Read More Download from Dishnetwork DVR possible? Can you use this to download programs from a dish DVR or do I need to buy the pocket dish from dish network? The pocket dish (from dishnetwork made by Archos)) has been unavailable for months. Thanks « Show Less
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The links for Archos software are outdated and dead ends. Does anyone know if that software is still available? I found something on the Archos website but it does not seem to be what is needed.
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Yes, it can from a VIP622 or VIP722. SD Content only, no HD. You'll need the dish network plugin which is downloadable from Archos's website:http://www.archos.com/store_us/family_b.html?country=us〈=en&fam;_id=0000000013&gen=5
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Yes, you can, i just got my 705, upgrade from 605, and unlike the 605, the 705 doesnt give you a message saying its connected to the dish box, but just click, Menu, then Multimedia, then the archos 705 should be listed there, and then add or manage content, and no, it wont transfer HD, so i record the shows for my archos in good old normal SD.
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Is it POSSIBLE to record TV shows, from using DishNetwork service, using a DVD Recorder ? I'm currently using the ViP622 ( I realize that there ARE copyright laws in place).
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Has anyone actually downloaded from the Dish Network? I have the 705 and installed the plugin. When I plugged the usb cable into my vip622 receiver, it did not acknowledge that there was a connection. By the way, if you are going to attempt to download from your receiver, you are going to need an usb a to usb a cable. Can anyone help since there are no instruction provided with the download?
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Can have both the 605 and a USB Hard drive and still transfer files. I.E. from the USB Hard drive to the 605?
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Dear Sir/Madam: I read your note on AMAZON.com (See text below) that you may have solution my problems/need. I tried but the link below is not working. Would you please help me find correct driver so that my computer can down load programs from DISH Network DVR model VIP622? I also like to know if you have a product that would allow playing programs/home movies on computer hard drive through TV (Wirelessly preferred). Thank you. Yes, it can from a VIP622 or VIP722. SD Content only, no HD. You'll need the dish network plugin which is downloadable from Archos's website:http://www.archos.com/store_us/family_b.html?country=us〈=en&fam;_id=0000000013&gen=5 Dear Sir/Madam: I read your note on AMAZON.com (See text below) that you may have solution my problems/need. I tried but the link below is not working. Would you please help me find correct driver so that my computer can down load programs from DISH Network DVR model VIP622? I also like to know if you have a product that would allow playing programs/home movies on computer hard drive through TV (Wirelessly preferred). Thank you. Yes, it can from a VIP622 or VIP722. SD Content only, no HD. You'll need the dish network plugin which is... » Read More Dear Sir/Madam: I read your note on AMAZON.com (See text below) that you may have solution my problems/need. I tried but the link below is not working. Would you please help me find correct driver so that my computer can down load programs from DISH Network DVR model VIP622? I also like to know if you have a product that would allow playing programs/home movies on computer hard drive through TV (Wirelessly preferred). Thank you. Yes, it can from a VIP622 or VIP722. SD Content only, no HD. You'll need the dish network plugin which is downloadable from Archos's website:http://www.archos.com/store_us/family_b.html?country=us〈=en&fam;_id=0000000013&gen=5 « Show Less
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That's interesting. I wonder why it's called a DVR. I actually had the same question as Dennis, thanks for your reply.OK. I just got off the phone with tech at Archos and both the home and travel DVR do record from TV, VCR and DVD player. The main difference is the Home DVR dock is not travel friendly because of size/weight and there is no "s" plug on the travel dock.
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I can preselect programs with Dish's TV Guide and time them just as I would with the DVR. Both are then matched to make sure the correct recording happens (although I always spare a couple minutes before and after for a program, showtimes on certain channels are always unpredictable). Both Dish and Philips allow for weekly/daily/weeklong/weekend programming, so manually it becomes a breeze after a while (until a channel decides to switch times on shows for no good reason, then it becomes a eyesore of a chore). I also use RCA cables for my DVR and programmed it to the only channel that accepts a signal (ch 4), that way I only have to worry about Dish, channel wise. EXT1 source is used for any VCR-DVR dubbing.
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I can preselect programs with Dish's TV Guide and time them just as I would with the DVR. Both are then matched to make sure the correct recording happens (although I always spare a couple minutes before and after for a program, showtimes on certain channels are always unpredictable). Both Dish and Philips allow for weekly/daily/weeklong/weekend programming, so manually it becomes a breeze after a while (until a channel decides to switch times on shows for no good reason, then it becomes a eyesore of a chore).I also use RCA cables for my DVR and programmed it to the only channel that accepts a signal (ch 4), that way I only have to worry about Dish, channel wise. EXT1 source is used for any VCR-DVR dubbing. I can preselect programs with Dish's TV Guide and time them just as I would with the DVR. Both are then matched to make sure the correct recording happens (although I always spare a couple minutes before and after for a program, showtimes on certain channels are always unpredictable). Both Dish and Philips allow for weekly/daily/weeklong/weekend programming, so manually it becomes a breeze after a while (until a channel decides to switch times on shows for no good reason, then it becomes a eyesore of a chore).I also use RCA cables for my DVR and programmed it to the only channel... » Read More I can preselect programs with Dish's TV Guide and time them just as I would with the DVR. Both are then matched to make sure the correct recording happens (although I always spare a couple minutes before and after for a program, showtimes on certain channels are always unpredictable). Both Dish and Philips allow for weekly/daily/weeklong/weekend programming, so manually it becomes a breeze after a while (until a channel decides to switch times on shows for no good reason, then it becomes a eyesore of a chore).I also use RCA cables for my DVR and programmed it to the only channel that accepts a signal (ch 4), that way I only have to worry about Dish, channel wise. EXT1 source is used for any VCR-DVR dubbing. « Show Less
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Yes, I still pay the DVR service fee, the only reason I bought from amazon was that this place I live already had a dish service dish and it's really rural and was going to take 3 weeks for them to come out and set up the equipment. I took a chance that the dish was pointed in the right direction and bought the receiver and Joey so I could get set up as soon as amazon got me the equipment. Luckily the dish it self was in fact already dialed in. Hope this helps.
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So i take it that this article- http://i.gizmodo.com/391530/new-dish-network-722s-hd-dvr-has-built+in-slingbox-and-slingcatcher is inaccurate in saying that the 722 has a built-in box/clip+sling/catcher? It must be deceitful since even the 922 has only the slingbox, and none of the rest yet.
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You need an external hard drive and then hook up with dish network to install, of course there's gonna be a small fee to complete the procedure. It's just a small pinch, and after all it might be worth the cost to accomplish your wishes, we all hate our wallets a little bit.
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This is only free to air box, you can only see free programming. no account is required, just aim the dish to the satellite, scan the channels, and watch TV.
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I have a dvr through directv. I'm thinking about getting this toshiba dvd recorder. Let me make sure I understand... If I have a show recorded on my dvr, I can then record it to a dvd in my dvd recorder? But while the dvr'ed show is being recorded to dvd, I cannot watch a different show? Is this correct?? Thank you anyone for your help. I have some shows that have been on my dvr for a long time now that I occasionally like to rewatch and would much rather have them on dvd so hopefully this toshiba dvd recorder is what I need.
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Not at this time, At present it seems 'Dish Anywhere' Does not offer ANY apps for the 'RT' Platform. At least none are offered at the 'windows app store', and since that is the only place from wich you can purchase or download an RT app ,,'That' as they say is 'That'. But I have found the app store is adding apps all of the time. so this may change.I hope this info helps.
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I can only say it does not work with Dish Network, I have not tried it with any other provider. To me it was a complete waste of money, and I suggest spending a little more to get a better system. You get what you pay, and sometimes not even that.
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I would contact the manufacturer of the Dish VIP722K DVR to be certain , however if you have a 2.0 usb port on the Dish VIP722K DVR and since it does have its own 500gb HD ,I would say yes . I would purchase it myself if I were in the same position, but that is just me. If it does not work there I could always use it on my computer and free up more space. So the decision is yours unless "Dish" confirms what I have said then still it is a win-win situation.I hope this helps.
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Sorry... here is a better linkhttps://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3894/~/how-to-watch-your-dvr-shows-anywhere
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Yes, you can record programs from your Dish Network so long as you connect this recorder to the box provided to you by Dish.
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My Dish DVR has two receivers inside so I can have one program recording and watch another, or I can have two different programs recording and watch something I recorded last week. Both signals come out HD, but this device is to split the signal into two channels to go INTO the DVR and not into a TV. IF you want to split one signal for two TV's, you can buy a much less expensive splitter. In case I was not clear, this device hooks up to the satellite dish (the end with one cable). This device splits that satellite single in two so both of the satellite receiving circuits get a signal they can process into an RF signal to go to my television. My Dish DVR has two receivers inside so I can have one program recording and watch another, or I can have two different programs recording and watch something I recorded last week. Both signals come out HD, but this device is to split the signal into two channels to go INTO the DVR and not into a TV. IF you want to split one signal for two TV's, you can buy a much less expensive splitter. In case I was not clear, this device hooks up to the satellite dish (the end with one cable). This device splits that satellite single in two so both of the satellite receiving circuits get a signal they... » Read More My Dish DVR has two receivers inside so I can have one program recording and watch another, or I can have two different programs recording and watch something I recorded last week. Both signals come out HD, but this device is to split the signal into two channels to go INTO the DVR and not into a TV. IF you want to split one signal for two TV's, you can buy a much less expensive splitter. In case I was not clear, this device hooks up to the satellite dish (the end with one cable). This device splits that satellite single in two so both of the satellite receiving circuits get a signal they can process into an RF signal to go to my television. « Show Less
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I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price.2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors.This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices. I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price.2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors.This is... » Read More I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price.2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors.This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices. « Show Less
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Yes,DVR service you have to pay dish -network for it even thou you do the installatation yourself.