Can it be used simultaneously when my husband is camping in our trailer and I am at home watching Directv?
1051910
Yes, if you both have a receiver. It is no different than having two receivers at home on two different TVs.
2117843
No. I have three of these. I bought my last one two months ago. I wouldn't recommend these to anyone. I have to keep pressing the buttons hard to get it to work. All the money I spent on these cheap ones, I could have used to buy one from Directv.
1803610
This box doesn't solve your problem. You need a HD-DVR in conjunction with this box to enjoy all the functionality of DirecTV, particularly OnDemand. Sorry...
2174163
you have to use the code provided by URC. It will be relatively easy. Just make sure the DirecTv remote isn't in RF mode.
1394699
No. However, my DirecTv HD-DVR allows for the recording of multiple programs while watching another channel. I would think yours does too.
1930770
I can run everything in RV at same time. A/C,microwave,coffee pot and TV,no problems.
1957299
Good morning. I am not certain as to what Directv policies regarding that issue. You may be able to find your answer on the Directv web site under their FAQ Q & A section.
1279809
As someone else pointed out, if you both want to watch something that is coming through the same attached media device (i.e. cable box, DVD players, DVR, VCR, etc), then the you will both be watching the same thing. And if you remotely change the channel, then the person at home will have the channel change "magically" on them. So, you can have dualing remote battles. ;-) With the SlingBox Pro, however, you do have multiple inputs as well as a "pure" tuner. So, you could have a DVR, a DVD player, and a VCR all hooked up to the SlingBox Pro and you could watch one while the person at home watches something else on one of the other devices. And the "pure" tuner option lets you watch your pure analog cable (or antenna) signal without interrupting someone at home (digital cable will usually not work in this manner as it usually requires a cable box to descramble the signal).
1484191
yes, as long as it is installed on the output side of your directv receiver. However I would recommend a HDMI splitter (with power)if you using a HDMI cable to connect from your directv rerceiver to your TV.
2061850
Yes but you must turn off the tdr as it will only monitor on channel a or channel b with it set accordingly otherwise turn it off and you'll receive on both.
1775971
Yes you can take your home dish receiver to the camper and hook it to this dish antenna and after aiming it at the satellites you can get all your dish programming on your trailer tv while on vacation if you are in the same area you still get your local channels. If out of the area you won't get locals.
1829673
We just installed this very setup in our Rv. The directv tech had to run it through the satellite input in our trailer vs. Cable. Why, I do not know.
4207
Yes on the direct tv...can't answer the hd... We used it on our old camper.
2005119
It depends on if the receiver is leased out or not. If it is under a lease to another customer then no u can't use it. just call directv and give then the number on the back of receiver and they will tell u if its useable .
225444
I don't believe so. This unit is for over the air signals while pointing the antenna in a RV for the strongest signal.
119996
Yes it can.i have my directv hr34 genie receiver loaded on this remote all commands work fine. And it can be taught commands manually if you prefer.
897637
Hi Steve: The regular coax (RG-59) will probably work for short runs like in your trailer although DirecTV calls for RG-6. You will need an LNB and a DirecTV receiver and LNB in order to receive satellite signals from this dish. They are available with HD and DVR capability. Dont forget the LNB. DH