I posted it this morning. I was away from the site and TV all day yesterday but it is definitely newsworthy.I agree that it should have been posted in the front page. Having said that, Directv moved quickly to minimize the damage.
I posted it this morning. I was away from the site and TV all day yesterday but it is definitely newsworthy.I agree that it should have been posted in the front page. Having said that, Directv moved quickly to minimize the damage.
As a side note Directv placed a note in their homepage on how to unhide SD channels for any HD channels that aren't restored yet.
drop the ball on this site yesterday.
I got same thing this morning from them!!What's funny is I JUST got this in my inbox. (Mentions nothing about a satellite problem)
Dear SCOTT,
We are experiencing technical issues that have caused the temporary interruption of several national HD channels and DIRECTV CINEMA® in HD format. Our engineering team is hard at work to restore the channels as quickly as possible. Please accept our apologies for this inconvenience.
During this time, you can still view most channels in SD and order DIRECTV CINEMA® in SD format. If you have previously hidden your SD channels, please click here for information on how to unhide these channels now.
Additionally, you can always watch DIRECTV on your laptop, tablet, or phone*. To browse content now, click here.
We will let you know as soon as the HD channels resume normal broadcast. Again, we sincerely regret any inconvenience this issue may have caused and we continue to appreciate the opportunity to serve you.
Thank you for being a DIRECTV customer.
Sincerely,
DIRECTV
I still wonder if it wasnt a botched handover, but Im not satellite expert and don't care to be.
Thanks Scott. We’ll decline to comment on the cause other than to say there was a technical issue yesterday resulting in the temporary interruption of several national HD channels. Our Engineering team restored most of those channels early this morning and is working to bring the rest of them back today. The affected channels remain available in standard definition.