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Equipment
Do I need to update this ?
Genie Gen 2, Model HR44-500 Thank you. Please help me weigh the pros and cons. Thank you.
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Do I need to update this ?
Genie Gen 2, Model HR44-500 Thank you. Please help me weigh the pros and cons. Thank you.
shannon02
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5 months ago
No, unless you want 4K.
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cousindave
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5 months ago
Shannon02, do I need to get a fancy smancy TV to watch directv satellite in 4K? Will my 62 year olds even notice a diffference?
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shannon02
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5 months ago
Yes, you will need a 4K TV, how fancy is up to you. No idea.
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cousindave
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5 months ago
I was perusing my view list of recordings, and came to a Nature documentary about horses that I was interested in watching. A message came on the screen that said something to the fact that this device no longer supports this type of programming in SD. Thanks for your time.
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DIRECTVhelp
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5 months ago
Thank you, @shannon02 and @Juniper, for sharing your insights. Hi, @cousindave. We apologize for the error you are experiencing while watching the documentary show. We would like to further understand the issue and offer assistance. Have you recently upgraded from an SD receiver to your HR44? Rhyan, DIRECTV Community Specialist
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cousindave
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5 months ago
No, I haven't changed. Why do you think the polar bear documentary on the Nature channel was recording, but the history of equines was not? The equine show said something like this programming no longer supports SD?
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DIRECTVhelp
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5 months ago
We apologize for the issues you're having recording the history of equines. I have moved our conversation to PM to investigate further. Marie, DIRECTV Community Specialist
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merlin88merlin
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5 months ago
@cousindave that message about SD is that DTV is no longer supporting standard. only High definition. that info has been out from DTV for over a yr now. you don't have to try for 4K unless you truly want to, and channels are limited. I'm sure @shannon02 or @Juniper can clarify, or you can do a search on the community ?/responses.
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