Fox channel blocked 2 days this week by DirectTv

[OKTexas]

It wasn't just Fox. It's a blackout! lol

DirecTV outage impacts CNN, Fox News channels — but only the HD versions – The Denver Post

That explains why I haven't had any problems, I don't pay for HD.

 

[OldLady]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

 

[Iceweasel]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

Her rabbit ears aren't long enough for a good FOX feed.

Seriously though, if one station is weak on satellite the dish needs adjusting.

 

[Iceweasel]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

Your dish is out of alignment, get a tech there and have him tweak it, he should check all incoming satellites. You can test them from the setup to. Below 75% is iffy.

 

[OKTexas]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

Cable companies usually use multiple receivers, that could have a bearing on it, but if I lose direct, I lose it all. If you have Dish, they also use multiple receivers.

 

[Asclepias]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

They run on different frequencies so its possible one is weaker than the other due to some kind of interference.

 

[Iceweasel]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

Cable companies usually use multiple receivers, that could have a bearing on it, but if I lose direct, I lose it all. If you have Dish, they also use multiple receivers.

Receivers don't have anything to do with it unless you have a standard def one and want a HD signal. If they even have standard anymore, which I doubt.

 

[OKTexas]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

Cable companies usually use multiple receivers, that could have a bearing on it, but if I lose direct, I lose it all. If you have Dish, they also use multiple receivers.

Receivers don't have anything to do with it unless you have a standard def one and want a HD signal. If they even have standard anymore, which I doubt.

I've had mine almost 20 years, unless they changed it when a tree fell on the dish and bent it. As far as I know they only installed a new dish and used the old receiver, it wasn't damaged.

 

[Iceweasel]

Fox has a weaker signal than CNN. When it rains hard, I lose it.

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

Cable companies usually use multiple receivers, that could have a bearing on it, but if I lose direct, I lose it all. If you have Dish, they also use multiple receivers.

Receivers don't have anything to do with it unless you have a standard def one and want a HD signal. If they even have standard anymore, which I doubt.

I've had mine almost 20 years, unless they changed it when a tree fell one the dish and bent it. As far as I know they only installed a new dish and used the old receiver, it wasn't damaged.

Jesus, upgrade the thing. The newer ones are much faster, bigger drives and memory.

 

[OKTexas]

All channels are carried on the same signal on Direct TV. Also I haven't noticed any outages recently on Fox or otherwise.

I haven't got Direct TV. I'm TELLIN ya, when it rains hard I can sometimes still get CNN but not Fox. It seems to be a weaker signal, although I know they come off the same satellite. Are you like one of those mechanics who tells me my car DOESN'T have a funny noise when indeed it's got a funny noise? Jeeesus.

Cable companies usually use multiple receivers, that could have a bearing on it, but if I lose direct, I lose it all. If you have Dish, they also use multiple receivers.

Receivers don't have anything to do with it unless you have a standard def one and want a HD signal. If they even have standard anymore, which I doubt.

I've had mine almost 20 years, unless they changed it when a tree fell one the dish and bent it. As far as I know they only installed a new dish and used the old receiver, it wasn't damaged.

Jesus, upgrade the thing. The newer ones are much faster, bigger drives and memory.

Works fine for me, I don't use a DVR or anything fancy.

 

[Siete]

2 day blackout and nobody missed them until today ...

 

[charwin95]

Trump fans scream FOUL as DirecTV’s Fox News channel blacks out 2 days in a row

Who's owner JUST HAPPENS to be a Clinton supporter.

I lost both CNN and Fox but only maybe 8 hours. Funny how you blame everything to Hilary. Are you in desperate mode?

 

[Preacher]

Trump fans scream FOUL as DirecTV’s Fox News channel blacks out 2 days in a row

Who's owner JUST HAPPENS to be a Clinton supporter.

I lost both CNN and Fox but only maybe 8 hours. Funny how you blame everything to Hilary. Are you in desperate mode?

I am in my is this shit over yet mood..even I am getting fatigue....I have LOVED the past 18 months but my god it needs to end!

 

[Rexx Taylor]

im gonna raise hell over my bill now! we had a contract! its over!