Is there any else I need to buy with this . I have the 722 k dvr from dish
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
507780
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
44316
No, this is just the only thing you need, just make sure your Q-See DVR has at least 1 audio input, mine has 4, good luck
1679115
I am using it with a Dish 311 receiver so I cant give you a correct answer but a quick call to Dish tech support will give you the correct answer, just let them know it is a Dish 500. Sorry I could'nt give you a firm answer. Update: I just found out that if you have HD service you need to order the Dish Turbo HDTV RV KIT @136.99 , can be ordered from Amazon.
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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.
1531992
I've had mine installed for a few months now and we love it. No more setting up the dish every time you move which gets old. We also added external hard drive for dvr recordings. You have a one time activation fee then no more dvr fees every month
44274
Yes the 722K HD receiver from DISH can be used to receive Over The Air (OTA) signals. You will have to purchase an add-on tuner module to give it OTA capability. Here is the module that you need (http://www.amazon.com/Dish-Network-MT2-DISH-MODULE/dp/B003UQOVXI/ref=pd_sim_e_1). It slides into the rear left of your 722K. It works great.
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I doubt it. It seems as if every time Dish puts out a new DVR, along comes a new remote as well. And, my experience is that the new remote controls work only with a specific model. I would give it a try, however. I have only the VIP 922 and VIP 722 models (one of the former and two of the latter), and have found that the 922 remote will not work on the 722s. That's why I suspect you will need a Hopper specific DVR, as the remotes do not appear to be backwards compatible.
688001
it is not a bad unit, it just your tv resolution is not match to the dvr's display resolution. you need to connect the dvr to a VGA monitor then change the display resolution of the dvr that is match to your tv.
1663702
Yes, but the Hopper is not compatible with your existing wiring & satelite dish. You just can't swap out the Hopper with a standard DVR/receiver from Dish. You need a whole new setup.
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Yes,DVR service you have to pay dish -network for it even thou you do the installatation yourself.
77756
I tried it with dish network dvr 722 and a vizio 50 inch plasma tv. Sorry but It did not work with my setup and I had to return it.
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thebonly thing you will be able to buy from dish network is the receiver. The 1000.2 dish kit is not available for sale through dish. I carry the receiver for the same price as dish network. You may be eligible for an upgrade on your account if you do not want to pay out of pocket. I am an authorized retailer and could probably help you out. We can be reached at 786-339-8072. Hope to hear from you.Joseph
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The only thing I can help you with is a quote from my user's guide. " This user guide covers DISH player-DVR522 and DISH player DVR 625 and software models dp522 and dp625." I hope this helps
519260
You will need a DVR with multiple inputs. Perhap a NightOwl 4 or 8 channel, but that is just my recommendation.
775265
This question would be best answered by the vendor. My remote is the exact unit that came with the dish receiver and has a A B switch inside it but I left in the A position.This is a UHF remote and will control the DVR anywhere in the house. Only needs to have channel set to your receiver channel you program.
880340
HI, Thank you for your questions again. Please note that your DVR will pick it up automatically, but you should be sure that your DVR could receive the frequency 5865, or if you have your own frequency, please let me know, I will adjust for you.
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Yes it will, I connected it to my 722 this weekend. Some of the recievers require you pay a one time EHD fee. From online Instruction Book. &#56256;&#56440; HDMI digital audio/video output &#56256;&#56440; Two USB 2.0 ports &#56256;&#56440; Ethernet port3 &#56256;&#56440; DishHOME Interactive TV &#56256;&#56440; HD VOD-capable &#56256;&#56440; Name-based recording &#56256;&#56440; Recorded events management &#56256;&#56440; Parental locks &#56256;&#56440; On-screen Caller ID with history4 &#56256;&#56440; Up to 9-day Picture-In-Guide with optional widescreen Electronic Program Guide (EPG) &#56256;&#56440; Software upgradeable via satellite &#56256;&#56440; DishCOMM compatible3 &#56256;&#56440; DISH Pro Plus compatib