Connecting with DISH DVR722 cable box ? I guess I need a pair of these to get ON DEMAND features from my DISH HD/DVR722 box, my question is does the bridge near the DVR still plugs to the back of the DVR using the Ethernet cable or does the DVR have...
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According to Dish data,(tech.dishnetwork.com and serch for "home networking") only one HomePlug-to-Ethernet adapter is needed. The router is connected to the home plug and the ViP722 power cord is directly pluged into the AC plug. See reference above for more descriptive info.
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The back of the DVR has a video output (v-out.) Using the same type of cabling that came with the unit, you can connect to a video input on your TV.You may need some adapters for the plugs, depending on your setup.
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I am not sure what is your question. I will explain my hook up. I have a cable (not a cable box in sight) that goes right into the DVR. From the DVR another wire goes into the TV. On my Samsung TV, I can switch Source to the DVR, and change channels on cable through the DVR, or I can switch Source to the Samsung TV, and watch cable directly there. I am guessing this answers your question as yes, you can plug the cable directly into the DVR. And because I do not even have a cable box in my house, I can record without a cable box and so you should be able to do so as well.
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This thing. Just plugs into your USB slot in the back or front of your DVR. It works great with my sling adapter. I tried to plug both the WIFI and the sling adapter into a USB hub plugged into the back of the DVR, but it wouldn't draw enough power evidently, so that's why I plug the WIFI adapter into the front USB plug
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No,but if you want a wired connection, if your Wi Fi signal is weak you can plug in to your Wi Fi with a Ethernet cable, it depends how far away you are from the Modem unit and the ability of your modem. The DVR works Good. Ken
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I have my DVR set up with two inputs . One with the cable wire coming from the cable box into the antenna connection, the other using the red/white/yellow audio/video out from the converter box to the audio/video in on the DVR. I can record a channel coming through the digital source while watching a separate channel on the TV through the other input. If you want to record a scrambled channel where the converter box is required, you'll have to watch that channel. Change the source button on the remote from DTV ( the digital source ) to L1, the converter box signal for non over the air signals. I haven't tried watching the digital signal while recording from the converter box. I'll try and get back to you. I have my DVR set up with two inputs . One with the cable wire coming from the cable box into the antenna connection, the other using the red/white/yellow audio/video out from the converter box to the audio/video in on the DVR. I can record a channel coming through the digital source while watching a separate channel on the TV through the other input. If you want to record a scrambled channel where the converter box is required, you'll have to watch that channel. Change the source button on the remote from DTV ( the digital source ) to L1, the converter box signal for non over the air... » Read More I have my DVR set up with two inputs . One with the cable wire coming from the cable box into the antenna connection, the other using the red/white/yellow audio/video out from the converter box to the audio/video in on the DVR. I can record a channel coming through the digital source while watching a separate channel on the TV through the other input. If you want to record a scrambled channel where the converter box is required, you'll have to watch that channel. Change the source button on the remote from DTV ( the digital source ) to L1, the converter box signal for non over the air signals. I haven't tried watching the digital signal while recording from the converter box. I'll try and get back to you. « Show Less
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Yes, that is correct. This high definition bundle comes with RG59 shielded coaxial video cable. There are actually two cables for each video line for each camera. One cable is for video signal and the other is for power. On this high definition system, the ethernet cable will connect from the DVR to the router pick up and IP address from the router and also to provide remote viewing on a computer, smartphone and tablet - both inside the DVR network and outside the DVR network.
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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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The cable from the dish goes to the receiver. Your TV still works the same way. The adapter plugs into the back of the receiver with a USB and is what gives your dish receiver internet.
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The Channel Master wireless internet adapter that is included in this bundle is 100% compatible with the DVR, you simply plug it in and it will work right away with the DVR+ as the DVR has the WiFi adapter software preloaded to it. Non Channel Master Wifi adapter is not recommended and will not work with the DVR+ as we don't have software loaded to the unit to recognize these other WiFi adapters. I hope this helps! Shane - Channel Master
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There is nothing built in the dvr that would do it but there may be something you can buy from another company to connect to the network port but I have not checked into it. I will say that the wired network port is very stable and we use several of these in an industrial setting and have never had trouble accessing the DVR over the network when we need it. You would need to see if there is some wireless adapter somebody sells that can convert the network port to wireless but I do not know if they exist as I have never looked.
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Not sure I checked with directv before I bought dish to make sure it worked with my box. Some of the newer dvr HD boxes wont work as per directv, just double check with directv before you buy it.
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I'm not sure what you mean. With these you place an Ethernet cable between the two ends and connect one end to your DVR box and the other end to your camera. They worked great for me and provided a much better video over the bnc cables.
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Yes. I have them on the same Ethernet hub. I have another machine which I use periodically to view over WiFi, and it works decently, but I'm glad to have my main WMC machine / DVR talking right to it over wired connection. I'm on Comcast and they recently eliminated their unencrypted digital & analog signals, so I had to either get a Comcast set top box, or a CableCard enabled device like this one.
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Thank you,Stapler.In fact,I believe my cable company,Insight Communications,is doing just that.In the forum at DSL Reports devoted to Insight issues,others have alluded to the same problem I am having.I believe Insight is including the "do-not-record" flag solely to prevent non-Insight DVRs from having full use of their capabilities.
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You have no input to the DVR. Connect the incoming U-Verse cable to the DVR, not to the TV. If you have WiFi, hook your incoming cable to the modem.
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Does your Dish Hopper have an eSATA connection on the back? If so, then that is likely what you would have to use. Your best bet is to ask the Dish Network people what kinda device you could use with this. I haven't looked into Dish stuff in a long time. My dad was the only one that had it. All I remember about it is that they charge you an extra $5 a month (I think) to enable this feature. It really isn't worth it in my opinion. If you wanna save stuff off of it for future viewing, I would suggest looking around the internet for applications for your computer that would enable you to save content off of it instead of trying to add an external drive. For example, for a TiVo there are several programs that you can get that will not only decrypt the TiVo files of the shows, but will rip the commercials out of the shows as well as format the resulting file for any kind of player you might have. Just my $0.02 worth.