actually when you're setting up a timer from the guide and it's blacked out, it won't let you so no "3 hours of program not available in your area" in your dvr, not sure what happens if you setup a manual timer though
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Looks like the wait is over buddy. July 1st!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NCIS will be in HD once again this fall. I officially have nothing left to complain about.
I thought that's what they said as well. Only trouble... I remember no such legislation passing Congress! Is this just a rules change by the FCC? Either way, there should be confirmation somewhere on a .gov website.
You hit the nail on the head!!! Congress hasn't past legislation BANNING this YET.. Kinda like the early days of DBS all over again!!
( analog laws sunset no new replacement digital laws yet)
Did Charlie say anything else was coming SOON? I wasn't able to watch, wife take tv hostage.
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If I get a $1 off my subscription for losing KIRO, and I pay $3.50 to AAD for ABC, should I be happy Charlie put one over on Fisher? I'm not a math major, but I think I'm getting alley-ooped out of $2.50/month.
On transponder 16 my reading is 50.
What do you get on the others that might cover you?
Cool, thanks.
TruTV and HLN were rolling around the HD rumor mill a few months back, but this is the first I've heard about TCM other than the "someday" rumors that have been around for years and years. I remember there was a webpage somewhere with a list of HD channels "coming soon"...TCM was on there, along with a bunch of stuff that never happened, like HDNet Sports.
EDIT- The AVS HD Channel list still doesn't list TCM even as an announced channel, but someone posted on the 5th that it is available, and that Cablevision will be carrying it.
TruTV and HLN do not appear on the "announced" list either. Guess Turner likes to keep things on the DL.
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Why on earth would an REGIONAL Sports Network broadcast a game that no one in their REGION could watch?
It's the other way around...the game would be blacked out on ESPN.
An RSN will blackout some of it's programming if the team does not have all the rights in it's coverage area.
For instance, Fox Sports South will cover some Atlanta Braves games, but has to black those games out in Florida Which has Fox Sports South but is not part of the Braves territory.
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I hope this what your asking.
TCM in HD (and then actually broadcasting their movies in HD) would get me off of the HD absolute package.
In a perfect HD world, with Turbo getting all the HDs, TCM was the channel that would have tipped me over from Classic. Now that only some HD is put into that package I'll take it any way I can get it.
Not that they are known for their accuracy, wikipedia claims that TruTV IS in HD.
truTV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's not sourced, so take it with a grain of salt.
Good point, but that not the example the other guy gave.
I live in Arizona. If ESPN is airing a Diamondbacks game and they have the rights to air it nationwide, then why would FSAZ even bother to show up?
