We just received an automated call (7/7/08) from Directv informing us that we will no longer receive the NY HD feeds in the 80's after August 7.
Is this in relation to the MPEG 4 migration where the East Coast HD DNS will be mapped just prior to the SD DNS channel? For example- 380 CBS NY HD and 380 CBS NY. Or does this have to do with newly served local markets or do you folks not have MPEG 4 equipment at this time?
I haven't gotton this phone call yet. So I guess I'll keep an eye out for it . I also have Channel 80 and 82. This will suck if I lose these. I like having a couple NY feeds. If cable can have them why can't satellite?
Its time for new rules.You already know the answer to your question.
Cable has a different set of rules that they are allowed to play by.
Jimbo
...I've been able to get WNBC HD all this time? Or do you need a special package? I have Total Choice plan.I got the call today, too. I thought that since my local NBC is O & O, I wouldn't lose WNBC hd. I guess not!
...I've been able to get WNBC HD all this time? Or do you need a special package? I have Total Choice plan.
Excuse me...Yes, on channel 82.
Excuse me...
*Bangs head on desk a few times*
Ok.... man that makes me woozy...
How is the quality of WNBC HD? Is it as bad as WVIT HD?
Is this in relation to the MPEG 4 migration where the East Coast HD DNS will be mapped just prior to the SD DNS channel? For example- 380 CBS NY HD and 380 CBS NY. Or does this have to do with newly served local markets or do you folks not have MPEG 4 equipment at this time?