You're assuming that the SD versions will remain after the freeview. I suspect that they will not and are presented as a teaser to entice customers into making the jump to HD and, to some extent, the Platinum package.So dish does not follow the "platinum" is for HD only channels game? If there is indeed Epix SD feeds. This would not technically be an HD feed only channel?
You're assuming that the SD versions will remain after the freeview. I suspect that they will not and are presented as a teaser to entice customers into making the jump to HD and, to some extent, the Platinum package.
But I do not have the HD package?
Ok, so it is a free preview...2 questions:
why are these 3 channels NOT listed in the HD packages offered by dish(I have been on the site and I cannot find these 3 channels anywhere)
also why would Retro even be HD, are the movies playing capable of being remade in HD, considering most of them are over 20+ years old. just curious. thank u!![]()
Ok, so it is a free preview...2 questions:
why are these 3 channels NOT listed in the HD packages offered by dish(I have been on the site and I cannot find these 3 channels anywhere)
also why would Retro even be HD, are the movies playing capable of being remade in HD, considering most of them are over 20+ years old. just curious. thank u!![]()
Look at the bottom of this page:
HDTV - HD Channels & 1080P HDTV Most High Definition From DISH
Older movies can definitely be in HD using the original source material. The reason the quality looked degraded before is because they were being saved onto crappier mediums like VHS and they were adjusted to fit onto old 4:3 TV sets.
Well, they were never saved on to VHS for broadcast, but many were second and third generation release prints transfered originally to two inch or 1 inch video tape, then copied the H out of.
Then they are really, really, incredibly stupid!!Indeed they weren't used for broadcast. But a lot of people have old movies on VHS tapes and DVDs, and they might be under the impression that was the highest quality those films were available in.
There are a number of existing threads on this subject. No need to hijack a movie channel thread.I hate to sound like I'm hijacking a thread, but I have a 110/119 w/ 61.5 wing dish in Delaware... In a chat tonight w/ a Dish rep, they said I'd need to pay $95 for a service call to get a tech to change my dish to be able to pick up 77/72.7...
Then they are really, really, incredibly stupid!!
There are a number of existing threads on this subject. No need to hijack a movie channel thread.
Use the search feature to search for "Eastern Arc".
The answer to your repoint question is no.
When them damn fools at History Channel are running strech-o-vision...thats when.:rant:Yeah, who in their right mind would watch an SD channel over HD?![]()
Yeah, who in their right mind would watch an SD channel over HD?![]()
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