Do I have to disable the Direct dish to get connection, or WHAT!
2021597
Not really sure what you are asking. Direct dish has nothing to do with the antenna...so my guess would be NO.
2021598
Connected directly to my antenna jack on my TV picked up 2 channels only. Best of lock with this antenna
2021599
I'll try to answer, the connection goes into Optical Digital Audio Out (amplifier needed with this RCA Ant) I'm not sure where your Dish connects to. I know I have to change on my remote menu Cable to TV Antenna selection. Not sure if I helped at all.
2021600
Do you have satellite? You should be able to hook it into direct box. And just keep satellite hooked to tv.
2021601
I'm not sure, I don't use a Cable Box or Satelite Dish. My Antenna goes right to the back of my TV and into the Coax spot on the back. If your DirectTV is plugged into this spot, you'll need to remove that and use the Antenna. Then you might need to go into TV settings and tell it to not use Cable and use Antenna instead.
828605
Don't know, I purchased to work with Dish. Why would you consider Direct as it's labeled for Dish?
892474
I live on the Oregon coast. About 50 yds from the Pacific Ocean. We get major storms off the ocean in the winter. I've never had trouble with either Dish or DirecTV. It never bothers the signal.
1531709
I use mine as a DVR expander for Dish. I'm not sure about Direct, but would assume so.
531564
My dish receiver does not work with the 3.0 USB so it is not working for me
1767109
I have mine set to Directv so no HD and not available for direct just Dish hd.
2061573
No, mine setup only uses dish. I believe you can buy a model just for direct TV.
621590
I don't know about Directv but The Dish network has CC built into their receiver. look in your setup menus.
74267
Does this happen when you have the non-satellite receiver directly connected to the TV?
534619
It goes in the USB port. There is one in the front of your dish hopper. Then go into setup and connect the Internet to it.
1430914
the thing is Called LMB and no you will also need the dish satellite and receiver. to be able to use dish.
1091243
Your doing what I did - the short answer is yes. My dish has 4 cables coming from the LMBs and I needed one more cable to run to a room which had a Directv receiver. I ran one of the LMB cables to the multi-switch input and two out to different receivers. The switch worked fine for several years until last month when I lost channels on the receiver coming from the switch. I troubleshot it to the multi-switch. I bought another and I'm back in business.
1703562
Yes you need a satellite dish adjusted to the correct direction, and a few other steps. Like before please refer to fta forums...
1044602
This RF link transmitter needs to be connected to the DirectTV receiver box via the RCA plugs. I have Dish Network and my receiver box had a separate set of "channel out" RCA plugs which are controlled by the remote. In my situation, the RF Link works great. If you don't have a set of RCA-type "channel out" plugs on your DirectTV receiver box, connecting this RF Link transmitter could be a problem. Per the other responses, the only limitation is that the channel you are watching via the "main" (HDMI output, etc.) from your DirectTV receiver would be the same at the RF Link is transmitting the receiver unit in another room. For us, this hasn't been a problem This RF link transmitter needs to be connected to the DirectTV receiver box via the RCA plugs. I have Dish Network and my receiver box had a separate set of "channel out" RCA plugs which are controlled by the remote. In my situation, the RF Link works great. If you don't have a set of RCA-type "channel out" plugs on your DirectTV receiver box, connecting this RF Link transmitter could be a problem. Per the other responses, the only limitation is that the channel you are watching via the "main" (HDMI output, etc.) from your DirectTV receiver would be the same at... » Read More This RF link transmitter needs to be connected to the DirectTV receiver box via the RCA plugs. I have Dish Network and my receiver box had a separate set of "channel out" RCA plugs which are controlled by the remote. In my situation, the RF Link works great. If you don't have a set of RCA-type "channel out" plugs on your DirectTV receiver box, connecting this RF Link transmitter could be a problem. Per the other responses, the only limitation is that the channel you are watching via the "main" (HDMI output, etc.) from your DirectTV receiver would be the same at the RF Link is transmitting the receiver unit in another room. For us, this hasn't been a problem « Show Less
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Yes. You just have to blind scan. If you are not picking up anything, your dish is not aimed correctly. Sateliteguys is best place for these technical questions
1506214
Direct TV equipment will not work with Dish and Dish will not work with Direct Tv it is there way of keeping you with either company.
1778348
Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.