correct. They arent in the Entertainment package but requires the Choice package (this one includes the RSN for your market if available along with other channels)
Is Direct adding diginets?
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Just saw Hulu+Live TV is adding Charge and Comet. Any idea on why those were left out of that new Nextstar agreement? I guess DTV would have had to pay more if Nexstar included those channels?
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Start TV is now testing on channel 9084, it has also been testing on the stream server for the past 2 weeks.
It will be on channel 84 after they move IDEA to a new number.
It will be on channel 84 after they move IDEA to a new number.
Most likely Start TV will also require the Choice package as well. I moved up to Choice for a while to get H&I and METV but just could not justify paying so much more including the RSN that does not interest me. It is so ironic that these channels are free OTA in most cities but not where I live.
As suspected, I am not getting Start with the Select Package which is almost indentical to Entertainment except with no ESPN.
It seems to me that these digi-nets appeal to an older audience (like myself) and certainly must be lower cost or even Pay-to-Play compared to the major networks.
With the talk of lower priced and smaller bundles after the Disney outage, I would like to see a bundle of channels that are available to people in larger cities with good OTA reception. That would be the Locals and all of the digi-nets (spell check will not let me write it without the -) that they can squeeze in.
It seems to me that these digi-nets appeal to an older audience (like myself) and certainly must be lower cost or even Pay-to-Play compared to the major networks.
With the talk of lower priced and smaller bundles after the Disney outage, I would like to see a bundle of channels that are available to people in larger cities with good OTA reception. That would be the Locals and all of the digi-nets (spell check will not let me write it without the -) that they can squeeze in.
It's basically Frndly plus locals. With a common guide, dvr, etc $25-30 may get people to subscribe.
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I wish they would move H&I into the 70-99 channel range with the other Digital-nets. I think it could even be mirrored to both locations for a while without wasting band width.
