really..the face Dish hates sports is irrelevant to the fact they don't carry full time RSN's..well guess what when they have the transponder space and still don't offer them what will your excuse be then?
Does Dish Network have any plans to improve picture quality?
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they could offer the Big ten network with out any additional transponder space at minimal cost but they chose not to(in NYC)..Charlie is value minded.he needs a return on his investment..full time RSN's will not add any customers or produce any additional revenue so he won't do it
Way, way, way too costly... Besides, 90% of Dish's customers are perfectly happy with the picture quality.
Satellite providers are allocated certain slots (satellite orbitals) with a fixed number of transponders on each bird, I believe Dish is at or near it's maximum and can't "add" another satellite, no permits no slots.
You can't just throw a satellite up there and use, you gotta have the gubments permission.
You can't just throw a satellite up there and use, you gotta have the gubments permission.
Well its a Money issue, Because it's a space issue.
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He would have to find another orbital slot for Eastern arc, that would mean another LNB change, and even possibly even another Dish change, that would be years out at the earliest.
Western arc, they would have to try and get Directv's 119 and 110 licenses, and good luck with that.
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The question I've always wondered, is why on Earth couldn't Dish make use of the 105,110 and 119 for the entire lower 48?
1 arc!
They couldn't obtain more licenses for the 105?
Again, although a valid argument to be debated, it's unrelated to dare2be's statement.
actually I should have said the additional transponders will probably be for 4k (LOL)
Many say HDMI Cables are all the same, but I found some cables will work with my PS3 and others won't.
I don't like abbreviations. I understand the common ones and sometimes am too embarrassed to ask what they mean. Now everyone is talking about TP and I don't have a clue what that is. Maybe I missed it in another post.
They tried that when AT&T acquired DirecTV. It was in the long document on the conditions of the merger - the doc that is 100's of pages. Somewhere in there, Dish Network asked for the transponders at 110, the DirecTV/AT&T response was that they are used for Puerto Rico, and the FCC's response was that dish acquiring those transponders was just for Dish's personal gains.
HDMI cables certainly are not the same.
What people mean when they say that, they are talking about PQ.
A proper working $50 HDMI cable isn't going to be any better then a Proper working $5 HDMI cable.
Digital doesn't work like that.
But you certainly could have connectivity issues from different types of cables no doubt.
I've had a cable that had little sparkles on the screen with one component(HR24), and switched it to a different component (LG Blu Ray)and was perfectly fine.
Here , but that's all your getting, Take it in stride, or live in denial.
