Enjoy Hassle-Free Entertainment With DISH EPG
Arts & Entertainment → Television / Movies
- Author Jack Woods
- Published October 15, 2010
- Word count 515
There are lots of people who in spite of having the remote in their hands miss some parts of their favorite Satellite TV shows. It happens as they fail to memorize the serial numbers of their favorite channels. Doctors will term this as forgetfulness, but it may happen with individuals having sharp memories if there are lots of satellite channels on the TV. But if you are a subscriber of DISH Network, it doesn’t matter whether you are ‘forgetful’ or confused with so many numbers.
DISH Network, the leading Satellite TV service provider, simply doesn’t give you scope to miss anything. If you are struggling to recall the channel number airing your favorite show, simply switch to the DISH Network electronic programming guide. Popular more as the EPG, the electronic programming guide is an amazing feature that quickly takes viewers to the channel they are looking for.
The EPG provides with a database of programs that are currently on air and are scheduled to come on the channels Later. All details starting from channel name, channel number, name of the programs and time slots are available on the EPG. The guide also informs you about shows that have been aired earlier and those coming up in the next two or three days. This helps you planning the TV timing well in advance. By checking the time slot of a movie or a match, you can plan your day’s works so that you are free when it is shown. And even if it is impossible to be at present during the show, you can switch on the DISH HD DVR at the correct time to get it recorded for your deferred viewing.
Apart from these, the EPG provides you with a short summary for some programs that help you select which one to watch and which one to ignore. It helps particularly in case of movies. By clicking on the summary option you get a gist of the movie plot and also get to know the names of the actors. In case of programs on international channels like Latino or Arabic, the EPG helps you with informing whether a particular show that you are interested in will come with subtitles or not. This is magnificent, don’t you think?
Thinking about the EPG operation? Simple! The remote control that you get along with your DISH Receiver and Satellite TV connection, contains a special key for the EPG and the moment you forget the serial number of your desired channel or get confused, you can click on it. The guide will appear on the screen in the form of a table which is easily readable and understandable. You can simply scroll down through the list using the ‘volume’ and ‘program’ keys’ on the remote which serve as navigation keys in this case and click ‘ok’ when the cursor is on your favorite channel.
With DISH Network, it is simply difficult to miss a bit of entertainment even if you are forgetful or confused. DISH is always full of food for your eyes and mind.
Bring home DISH Network to ensure you doesn’t miss a bit of entertainment for a silly cause like forgetting the serial number of a satellite TV channel. Simply switch to EPG and get your channel instantly.
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