Why is my TV saying it can not receive the HD signal from DIRECTV?
Earlier this year, I realize that my signal Setup menu 1080p box allows me to click (choose) on it. Once I do I get a small message at the bottom of my screen TV says: "TV can not get the signal of 1080." Why is that? My TV is high definition. My receiver is a DirecTV DVR receiver high definition. I receive High-Def DIRECTV programming package. I have a Sony Blu-ray that allows me to watch HD movies on my 1080p television. What gives here?
It's simple … the signal meter is telling you that the dish needs to be adjusted. You only receive 60% or 75% of the bandwidth so no can provide an HD signal to your TV. I had one of the screws fall out of alignment plate housing last year and I realized watching TNT and then went to DTT and had no image. It was the same for about 7 of my high-definition stations. I called and the guy was here in two days to fix it. Chick earlier that wants to go to Cox Cable …. biggest mistake of his life. Just call DirecTV and have come out and fix it. Mine lasted 4 years before I had to call for service and I was 6 receptors (2 HD). When signal is lost which means there is a problem. Just do not sit around and get mad. Call someone and tinker ding dong.
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