wrote: DTV used to be the steller service back in the day untill AT&T took it over. now it's a disaster LOL. and they do require a 2 year contract. i am still with spectrum ugh. but there finally taking care of there issues. i did file multible FCC complaints on them as well as wrote a letter to the CEO complaing really hard LOL. you think you have it bad my internets would drop out mulitble times of the day and the modem would reboot the phone would go down with the internets well the phone is nothing more than voip. my t.v. would breakup and pixelize to the point it would crash down like the t.v. was powered off. it was a nightmare lol the techs were basicly living with me for a year trying to figure it out what was going on that's how bad it was!!! but i got a good manager the last time i spoke with them and i got the promo rate for another year that's what kept me other than trying to get DTV installed 4 times but that's another book LOL.
what box do you have??? i know when the world box is working right the picture is amazing. that's the box they need to give out alarm clocks with since there's no clock on it
. but yea when i had the world box even programs in SD looked almost as good as 4K!!! i just prefer a tivo because it's whole home and it's cheaper than spectrum
. but yea when i had the world box even programs in SD looked almost as good as 4K!!! i just prefer a tivo because it's whole home and it's cheaper than spectrumIf you get World Box. Try to get a Technicolor T-model over the Humax H-model. The Technicolor ones are better. As for the Splitter issue/ picture Marcroblocking issue here are some suggestions to try:
1.) Get an Antronix or Extreme splitter off of Amazon.
2.) Check TV for a setting called "Motion Blur."
3.) To rule out the TV, see if you can reproduce the same issue on a different TV.
These three "Process of elimination steps." will help.
Satch