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well i was mainly looking at ditching directv for cost, to save roughly 100 a month.

I just want something that will sort of model directv currently. Things I'd like to have are dvr ability, channels such as food network, tnt, sports south, fox sports net, espn, any disney, or nick, sci fi, and possibly some music channels. I haven't checked out popcorn but I have looked at...

but your still running directv right? See I'm talking about just getting rid of it totally and being able to service my 4 tv's with something.....I just have no clue what. I know I can by the antenna.....but do I just hook that up with the coax/splitter that directv is using currently?

It says I need a medium multi directional antenna. yeah I mean if it boils down to it....I'll get a Hulu subscription. I think I can get most of the stuff we watch through hulu/netflix/etc......but the real prob is sports. ESPN3 is the only thing available as far as I know.

I have ATT and I don't believe they limit. Also the tv's are not that close together.....they're all spread out throughout the house.

OK mine are all in seperate rooms so I'm wondering how to make this happen.

I have netflix. We usually watch network tv mostly. So you have directv receivers with a media player in a central location? Tell me how that works and what all your able to do with it

i'm very close to getting rid of my directv service. Question is I have 4 tv's and I'm trying to figure out how to get them all up and running with some replacement. Any idea how I could accomplish this? I know I could get some type of set top box (roku, etc) for each but is that the best...