No, to far away from Tulsa to receive them.
Poke, you dont have troubles with OKC locals?
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No, to far away from Tulsa to receive them.
Poke, you dont have troubles with OKC locals?
Yeah I would like to see more ""National HD Channels"' added instead of all of these PPVHD. PPV is a waste when you movies come out every Tuesday of the month and you can rent them and see newer titles than what PPV has. I would like to see like USA Network HD, Sci-Fi Channel HD,TBSHD, channels like that.
I'd like to see those channels too, but they don't exist in HD yet.
I'm pretty sure that Dish Network will add all three of those channels - as soon as they actually exist !Yeah I would like to see more ""National HD Channels"' added instead of all of these PPVHD. PPV is a waste when you movies come out every Tuesday of the month and you can rent them and see newer titles than what PPV has. I would like to see like USA Network HD, Sci-Fi Channel HD,TBSHD, channels like that.
As of today, there are no HD versions of popular SD channels, that are not already available on Dish Network.
If you can buy me a blu-ray player, I'll send you my address.
Otherwise, $4.99 every so often will be as much as I can afford...
Don't for get your E* service and a DVR . And your 622 or 722 can't hold 160 HD movies,So add another $40 bucks for your expanded capacity.
Atleast I own them! I'm not making E* richer. I'm improving my assets ,not E*.and Blu-rays HD quality is by far fantastic .When E* puts out a true 1080p let me know. Let me know when they put out a True HD anything.
To be fair, the E* service and DVR are the same cost with Blu-Ray as well. The only incremental cost is the $4.99 per movie vs $800 Blu Ray Player cost plus $25 per movie.
Well your right ,but when I get sick of watching my blu-ray movie,I can sell it on Ebay ,can you sell your PPV on Ebay?
Since TBS originated in Atlanta maybe instead of chanting for TBS HD by October 1, we can start doing the always fun and never annoying Florida State/Braves Chop until TBS HD comes to the E* family?
This argument will only blossom. As more and more people get BR or HDDVD and see the superior picture quality to DBS they will force E* and D* to up the ante to improve MPEG4 picture quality. I hope it comes sooner rather than later. If I don't see improvements over the next 6 months to a year, I will consider dropping my HD programming with E* and invest in BR or HDDVD
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Umm, no way in Hell am I going to buy a HD DVD player or Blu ray, and risk have an $800 box with lights a year down the road. I will stick with the HD PPV and if and when the war settles and when the prices drop on the players, then I might buy one and rent or buy some actual Disks. PPV for now is good, sure beats the restrictive xbox downloading crap. Very few movies I care to watch after I have seen it once. Now my wife can watch the same movie 20 times, and she and the kids are the reason we have 100 DVD's now. As long as I can archive it, she can still watch it 20 times, and it was only $5 instead or $30
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