Hello Brent,
In the back of your dish receiver, there are 2 coaxial cable jacks.
One of the jacks is the mane output which goes in to your TV.
The other cable jack is the antenna input jack.
This jack will let a signal pass directly to your TV, but you have to power
down your dish receiver in orde
Hi
You really wouldn't need to power down the receiver if you wanted to use
signals off of the air. You could hit the tv/sat button.
Marsha
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Hi
Perhaps someone can explain this to me in very simple terms. Since
satellite signals are digital. Since The satellite receiver receives the
digital signal and turns it into analog signals which can be used by the
analog television. Why do you need a converter for the analog televisions
you don't have to power down the dish receiver. on the remote there is a
button that lets you select between over the air antenna and the signal from
the dish satellite antenna.
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High Marsha,
I did explain that in an earlier post.
Some loco channels can't be picked up with satellite.
But that all depends on where you live.
John.
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Hi.
http://audacity.sf.net
might do the trick, free and open source. there's also sonar, kind of pricy.
I forgot some but I can't recall them so this is all I got.
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Wow, this is even better than I thought. I haven't had it put in yet, so I
never knew there was another connection to take advantage of the locals that
are on the analog channels with the Dish signal by just using a splitter off
the main jack, going in to both inputs on the receiver. It seems th
Hi Gary,
go to file, and arrow down to options, and in there you will find it.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 9:27 PM
Subject: Nero seven question
>I have just burned an audio disc with Nero
Hi Marsha,
The DTV converter boxes are needed only to receive local
television stations directly over the air and only for older
television sets that do not have a digital tuner in them.
Part of the agreement to require television to turn off the
analog and transmit only digital signals by F
You would use the converter box for the local TV channels that for now are
being received with a regular antenna. In many areas, satellite carries
them, but you add $6.99 a month to your monthly package to have locals added
to it. The box and a pair of rabbit ears sounds like a cheaper option to
Hello, I tried to buy an audiobook from simpleyaudiobooks.co.uk. I used that
service because I don't want to have to pay a monthly fee. I had to use someone
else's computer to download it and it downloaded fine. However when I
downloaded it, I tried to play it on my normal computer however windo
sadly i found out they don't work well a while ago. i have talked with the
tech support from there and we found out that for some reason the books just
won't play. i don't know how they stay in business that way but i have tried
on a couple computers multiple times with absolutely no success. ho
Purchase sound taxi and convert it on the other computer and then upload it
to a file forwarding service. Finally, remember not to use someone else's
computer to purchase books from them, smile.
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Then how come they played on the computer I bought it on?
Samuel Wilkins
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you can't use sound taxi because the files won't play.
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> Purchase sound taxi and convert it on the other co
Hi Chris,
Happy to do it. I learn a lot doing these tutorials as well *grin*
Rick
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Thanks for this, Rick. It is very
I think it's mostly going to AT&T and Verizon. I'm not sure if they would do
anything real new with it, I would guess probably just to allow them to take
more calls at a time or something.
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Have you tried it in any other players or only one? Did Nero tell you that
it was completed successfully?
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Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 9:27 PM
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>I have just b
I got the message that the disc was created successfully. I tried it in a
couple other stand alone players. I found that there was a bad track on the
disc, track 17 which really wouldn't have made any difference which one it
was. track 17 wouldn't even play on the computer, so naturally it coul
Hi
I am currently looking at recording in small studio ways. I've investigated the
Korg D888 which is like a mixer but can record 8 tracks at once to a built in
hard drive - I've been told that it may be quite accessible as it does not so
much depend on screens as buttons. It has editing facilit
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