3/30/2011 2:46pm - Uplink Activity Report - 33 changes
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Unless you kept 119/110 in addition to 61.5 and 72 like I did...... Great to have Ant TV guide!
Scott,If its only airing an hour of HD a week then I think its ok if its only a tempoary HD channel instead of taking up space 24/7.
I have the timer set up for Reelz to record the Kennedy's. Will the channel show SD and HD when programming begins?? Do we have to set a timer for the HD feed? Confused due to the limited HD feed of this channel. Will it be HD for a short period and then go back to SD? How was this done in the past.
Thanks for all you do.
Some are owned by Entravision (Denver, El Paso & Harlingen) - but these are markets with significant Hispanic audiences. Wonder how the other HD signals will be looking in these markets as they cram 6-8 HD channels on one transponder...
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no they're not. They're run by Entravision but Univision owns them
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision_Communications
under Denver as example it has notation 1 which says "These stations are owned by Univision, but are operated by Entravision Communications under local marketing agreements."
I hope they are not trying to sell Dish on this temp HD channel. I talked to many customers I installed when the Disney HD stuff was yanked when I was hooking it up and they looked at me like deer in headlights then started to complain but at this point it was all put in and they had signed contract and I was on my way.
No connectoin.
RSNs have to be on CONUS, not spot beams, because they are part of the out-of-market sports packages.
These local channels are all on spot beams.
So, what does that lead up to ? I don't think that REELZ is trying to be the new HBO...
It seems like this mini-series could not be sold to a major network or a premium channel, not even Starz, or it would have ended up there, since this means that only 15 million subscribers will have access.
This does not make too much sense to me, from anyone's viewpoint.
But at that time even DISH was surprised because they didn't expect Disney to shut off their signals while talks were going on. For awhile there they actually thought they had a technical glitch with the Disney HD receiveing equipment. It wasnt until later that they found out Disney shut them off.
No idea, I never got the concept of the ReelzChannel. I tried watching it a few time but it was as exciting as watching paint dry.
I honestly figured they would have settled on more discussions and popped the signals back up. Disney is losing so much advertising considering many companies produced certain commercials for HD and some others for SD. Many people like myself won't even let their kids watch SD as it's hard on their eyes so they lose out on the advertising for another reason. I know this is pretty much going with the Disney/Dish threads but ya gotta wonder Dish's motives with adding a temp HD channel and if they will advertise it to get sales.
I did not read the reelz-HD press release as a temporary channel, but as a free preview for Dish subs until May 4th. Then I could see it moving to platinum or other tier.
Ha!! This must be the Guide update request I made for Hartford's Ant TV subchannel. Why is it on 119??
It doesn't matter where it is assigned to it. It will be in the EPG data on all the satellites. Enjoy the OTA guide data no matter if you are on EA or WA.
kstuart said:
I thought the reason it is on reelz was because it was made for a&e or some other channel but it has some parts that don't hold true to history so they would not air it. If I am wrong please correct me but I think I heard that somewhere.
be happy you dont live in Minneapolis. Because Reelz is owned by the same people who own the ABC station here (Hubbard Broadcasting...owned USSB years ago) on the news and some other shows thats all they talk about. And there are commercials constantly about it
Reelz was movie related, now they show programs like Cheers. To their credit, they are airing Cheers in HD, (unlike Hallmark) much like HDNet is doing. Only problem for me, is the insane number of commercials. So, while I may (only may) watch The Kennedys, I have no patience for any channels that air commercials (except ESPN). I now stick to PBS, HBO/SHO/STARZ, some HDNET, and Netflix. I can't wait till commercially sponsored broadcasts die their deserved death. (oh, and I fracking can't stand pop-ups, announcements, and other garbage they overlay on the program (although I'm ok with a small dimmed station logo, but I'd prefer to not even have that).
