For those who want to see the Sox and Yanks and your local Fox is showing something else, the west coast LA feed of Fox in HD is on nationwide.
They usually turn on one feed during a sporting event to allow others who cannot see that particular game to be able to see it. Others are getting the Cubs and Cards and now they have the choice to see this game as well.I'm on the West Coast and am watching the game on my local HD Fox channel. The channel 399 feed seems to be exactly the same. Therefore, I'm wondering what or why this feed exists? Is it for West Coasties who don't have their local Fox channel in HD? If so, why doesn't DTV also broadcast the HD feeds from ABC, CBS and NBC in HD?
Since we KNOW they're not going to do that as it would "blow up" their local channel revenue, why are they allow Fox HD to be shown?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but do we pay 5 bucks or so for local feeds? I'm relatively new for my current subscription, but I'm pretty sure the last time I had DTV service, there was a $5 charge for locals. If we DO pay for local service, then DTV is giving something for free with this broadcast. Fine with me either way.
DirecTV includes the cost of local channels in their prices they advertise for their package. If you don't get locals then DirecTV will credit your account the $5 charge.