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Saturday, January 6th, 2024 6:25 PM

THR 22-100 will not connect to the mother ship

I recently noticed that my DVR has not gotten a service connection since last April. I have tried everything in settings to no avail.

My Modem sees the DVR and it's connection is "live".

 I scheduled a recording with my computer connected to DTV's website that worked.

 It seems that DTV changed something on their end. Would they have dropped my DVR? 

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254.4K Messages

10 months ago

@bearbig, we apologize for the inconvenience of having an issue with your service. We want you to keep enjoying your service with cutting-edge equipment. We no longer support THR22 DVR-100 receivers. Please DM us to take a closer look at your upgrade options. Veilka, DIRECTV Community Specialist

ACE - Sage

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46.1K Messages

10 months ago

If everything is actually still working, then you're probably OK. Are you still getting Guide Data updates?  And you can schedule recordings, right?

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10 months ago

Everything works except PPV, that's likely due to the fact we only get SD.

Community Support

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254.4K Messages

10 months ago

Some PPV titles are available on SD format. Try this quick fix here DIRECTV Error Codes 731, 732, 733, or 736 | DIRECTV Customer Service & Support for PPV issue. Let us know if this helps. Veilka, DIRECTV Community Specialist

ACE - New Member

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10 months ago

The THR22-100, as far as I'm concerned, hasn't gotten a software update since 2012 or 2013 and doesn't support DIRECTV on Demand anymore.

While it does still work for HD and DVR, it doesn't support Whole Home DVR.

Also, scheduling recordings is done through the satellite 101, not through the Internet. So, this isn't using your internet connection. 

ACE - Expert

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20.6K Messages

10 months ago

The THR22 is no longer connected to DVR services even though it is physically connected to the internet so you can't pay for PPV with the remote and On Demand is gone also. Scheduling recording from your DTV account is done using the sats. No idea if DVR services is on TiVo or DTV side. The OP has posted this before. The THR22 is a modified HR22 to run the TiVo software and it is an HD MPEG4 receiver so having SD is not the problem.  You have to pay for PPV  using an alternate way.  My THR22 is doing the same thing and it tells me it is failing to connect to DVR services.

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10 months ago

Thanks

 We really like the TIVO interface, having a THR22 for DTV, and a Romeo OTA for locals (we get more locals this way than what DTV offered).

 When our THR22 finally dies, we'll likely switch to some cable offering. 

We still have the 18" round dish w/dual LNB. I've been told in order to upgrade we would need the large dish, mounted on the roof, and remove neighboring trees. These are non starters hence the move to cable.

ACE - Expert

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20.6K Messages

10 months ago

I also had a Romeo OTA 4 tuner switched to an 4 tuner Edge that weakneess.com upgraded to 2TB but it appears TiVo is no longer making 4 tuner models.


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