Knew what? Tell us what?ROFLMAO.............I knew it
Tried to tell ya'll and you said I was just a D* basher.
Now you know why
Knew what? Tell us what?ROFLMAO.............I knew it
Tried to tell ya'll and you said I was just a D* basher.
Now you know why
ROFLMAO.............I knew it
Tried to tell ya'll and you said I was just a D* basher.
Now you know why
D* claims it is going to have 130 channels with this latest bunch of adds and the fact that they claim 150 HD channel capacity leaves 20.
Plus if you break down what is being put on D11 realize that 14 transponders at 5 channels per equal 70 total slots on D11.
9 channels that are currently MPEG2
8 HD DNS that are currently on other satellites
23 RSNs
4 other national HD
3 HD PPV
That's 47 right there so that actually leaves 23 left which is a little bit off from the 130 current channels claimed by D* versus the 150 capacity claim.
If you pay for them you can
Where else are you going to go? Sorry to say it, but it is still the best deal out there at the moment. I don't see anybody passing them up any time soon either, especially in my area of the country where we don't get FiOS.
Did you look at their HD lineup though? Many of the stations are duplicates (two ESPN and two ESPN2) and many are west and east feeds that they count separately (like TNT east and TNT west)After seeing what FiOS has lit up in the NY market today (89 HD nationals, not including PPV or RSN), and seeing their roll-out schedule, they have some claim to being the HD leader in NY right now, and soon in many other markets.
Made me decide to add it to one of my HDTV's to check it out. They are coming Friday. I don't intend to give up D* - FiOS still pales in comparison with sports - but their HD offering is indeed now substantial.
After seeing what FiOS has lit up in the NY market today (89 HD nationals, not including PPV or RSN), and seeing their roll-out schedule, they have some claim to being the HD leader in NY right now, and soon in many other markets.
Made me decide to add it to one of my HDTV's to check it out. They are coming Friday. I don't intend to give up D* - FiOS still pales in comparison with sports - but their HD offering is indeed now substantial.
Yeah, I can watch the same thing I can watch on my RSN. I can't watch any of the live games, they're all blacked out.
I will wait and see on Aug.14. It is hard to believe Direct will pass on all of the premiums out there that are hd to add more ppv. Who the hell watches these now with the time limit on them anyway.
So has anyone confirmed which HD-RSN's D* is adding?
I'm crossing my fingers for a 24/7 FSN-OH and STO.
i'm guessing its the rsn's that p smith spotted on those test channels, don't recall fsn ohio or sto being 2 of them. i could be wrong!
Did you look at their HD lineup though? Many of the stations are duplicates (two ESPN and two ESPN2) and many are west and east feeds that they count separately (like TNT east and TNT west)
You are correct. The lineup I got of FiOS site was inaccurate. The true line-up for NY is very impressive. Too bad they only offer 40HD stations in my areas though.Yes I have looked at the lineup - at my daughters house today.
And FYI your post is inaccurate. There is NO two of ESPN or two of ESPN2, and there is not a TNT east or west. The only channels with east and west versions are some of the movie channels (which is exactly what DirecTV counts as well in their totals).
I have seen with my own two eyes every one of the channels that FiOS has on in NY now.
But like I said, I am adding it on to 1 TV, and will keep DirecTV because FiOS sucks with its sports coverage.
Thats true, there will be more. Personally, I am more excited about the mpeg2 to mpeg 4 conversion!!!!:up
Same with me. I dont have time to watch TV and I have all the HD channels I want. Better quality over the MPEG2 HD channels suites me fine. Now if only Comedy Central would get their HD butt in gear!!![]()
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