Yeah, that's my bad news, too.justinposs said:...The only bad news? I watch so much more TV than I ever have before.
Two comments on this:vurbano said:I know that a lot of HD tech savvy people want OAR but dont you think that Joesixpack is gonna want zoomed and cropped filling his screen. And isnt he buying that new set for the superbowl...
If they start doing 100% OAR from now on, it will still take another year to reach that 50-50 ratio, so really no need to worry.I think they shoulda gone 50-50 with OAR to draw from both potential sub bases.
BD is not produced in house but I do think they are an HDNET exclusive. I'd like to do some in-house producing with those babes. If anyone would like a DVD of one of the shows, PM me. All I'll charge is the cost of the DVD + shipping, about $3.00.Dvlos said:Is Bikini Destinations produced in-house by HDNet? Is this programming that's up for grabs like Smart Traveler or Soundstage?
Well, according to all the polls at this and other Internet forums they sure do!jorgitog1 said:The majority of HDTV owners don't want those annoying black bars on their TV screens.
Speak for yourself.jorgitog1 said:Thats all we need. The majority of HDTV owners don't want those annoying black bars on their TV screens. Are you listening VOOM???????????
What about the DVD industry? Have they shoot themselves by selling DVD's OAR?jorgitog1 said:Thats all we need. Voom doesn't appear to be having that many new subscribers and now they are going to shoot themselves in the foot by putting the nasty black bars on top and bottom of their movies. I can guarantee you that that will only hurt them. The majority of HDTV owners don't want those annoying black bars on their TV screens. Are you listening VOOM???????????
Ilya said:A better long-term solution would be to add zooming capability in the STB and show OAR: that would make everyone happy!