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<blockquote data-quote="Timothy Cobb" data-source="post: 1103357" data-attributes="member: 122273">thanks for offering...but after discovering that the logo manager is 1. not useful for US users, and 2. would not even work in my 1.8 install, i just went to the tv listings on directv website and right clicked and saved as and named them all the way they needed to be.&nbsp; took some time but worked just fine.can you share the specifics of this &quot;query&quot; you speak of?&nbsp; the optical adapters are on the way and would like to have the conversion go smoothly.&nbsp; i can really tell the difference without the surround sound <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />as i mentioned before, i for now have decided to shy away from the hdmi option.&nbsp; the issues you and everyone else seem to speak of would be way to annoying for the wife...lol, and the component seems sufficient on my 47&quot; visio.&nbsp; theirs one thing i wanted to mention in here, i dont know if it was mentioned elsewhere but i found the information in a sagetv forum i think.&nbsp; it seems dumb, but it had me stumped for about an hour....in order to get the H24 boxes to recognize that they are connected to a network, they need to be power cycled while they are plugged into the network (or obviously connect the network before connecting the power).&nbsp; for some this might have been a no brainer i guess, but its just one of those things i guess.1 quick question about this setup for yall...my h24 has some features like social network, youtube, pandora, etc.&nbsp; is there anyway to setup a button push that would change the channel to whichever of those services?&nbsp; the only one i am really interested in is the pandora...since the mediaportal pandora plugins never work for more then a few months anymore.&nbsp; i would just use the directv remote, but the two boxes are stacked on one another, so every button push will be reflected on both units simultaneously.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Timothy Cobb, post: 1103357, member: 122273"] thanks for offering...but after discovering that the logo manager is 1. not useful for US users, and 2. would not even work in my 1.8 install, i just went to the tv listings on directv website and right clicked and saved as and named them all the way they needed to be. took some time but worked just fine. can you share the specifics of this "query" you speak of? the optical adapters are on the way and would like to have the conversion go smoothly. i can really tell the difference without the surround sound :( as i mentioned before, i for now have decided to shy away from the hdmi option. the issues you and everyone else seem to speak of would be way to annoying for the wife...lol, and the component seems sufficient on my 47" visio. theirs one thing i wanted to mention in here, i dont know if it was mentioned elsewhere but i found the information in a sagetv forum i think. it seems dumb, but it had me stumped for about an hour....in order to get the H24 boxes to recognize that they are connected to a network, they need to be power cycled while they are plugged into the network (or obviously connect the network before connecting the power). for some this might have been a no brainer i guess, but its just one of those things i guess. 1 quick question about this setup for yall...my h24 has some features like social network, youtube, pandora, etc. is there anyway to setup a button push that would change the channel to whichever of those services? the only one i am really interested in is the pandora...since the mediaportal pandora plugins never work for more then a few months anymore. i would just use the directv remote, but the two boxes are stacked on one another, so every button push will be reflected on both units simultaneously. [/QUOTE]

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