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    The Red Belly TheBelly's Avatar
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    Dear Members,

    The new house has been acquired! Now the part that is troubling:

    should we get cable or satellite? Please discuss.
    Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.

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    Neither. You're in Texas - go shoot something, BBQ it, and eat it. :-)

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    Default Satellite or Cable

    What can you get the better deal on and which one has the channels you want?

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    If you need the ultraweb and you LOVE tv I'd say cable. If you are a casual tv viewer and don't need tons of bandwidth, I'd go dish and phone. Also depends on age of the area, newer/less ghetto areas have better cable service. Your stuck with DirectTV if you need the NFL package.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    What can you get the better deal on and which one has the channels you want?
    This... at work i get satellite for flee. So satellite it is.
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    I just have a antenna for over air broadcast. DSL for internet, get my TV from internet. Mainly Netflix for $8 a month, plays off my BluRay player and wireless router.

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    No cable here! Satellite or nothing! No problems if I keep the snow brushed off the dish ; probably something you won't have to worry about.

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    I'm in the process of moving from DirectTV to an antenna. I bought a Mac Mini and a dual over-the-air TV tuner and am going to use the Mac as a DVR instead of the DirectTV DVR. I'm 50 miles from the TV broadcasting antennas and I get a perfect picture on all the networks. Planning to cancel my satellite service in July when my 2-year contract is up. I'll save $75/mo.
    No longer accepting new Trust clients. Pretty much out of the law business completely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NFATrustGuy View Post
    I'm in the process of moving from DirectTV to an antenna. I bought a Mac Mini and a dual over-the-air TV tuner and am going to use the Mac as a DVR instead of the DirectTV DVR. I'm 50 miles from the TV broadcasting antennas and I get a perfect picture on all the networks. Planning to cancel my satellite service in July when my 2-year contract is up. I'll save $75/mo.
    Im not so smart, so please help a brotha out: what equipment is needed to use a Mac mini as a dvr?
    Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.

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