We live in Roanoke and have the Fort Wayne locals on Dish, but the HD channels don't appear to have shown up on my system yet. Any idea why they would not have propagated to us? Do I need to do something to get them to show up?Fort Wayne, Indiana High Def locals are up and running. I am receiving CBS in 1080i, ABC in 720p, NBC in 1080i, and FOX in 720p. Just in time for the NFL on Sunday! Cant wait!!
We live in Roanoke and have the Fort Wayne locals on Dish, but the HD channels don't appear to have shown up on my system yet. Any idea why they would not have propagated to us? Do I need to do something to get them to show up?
Thanks!
Chris
I emailed Directv about the new local hd signals in El Paso, TX. Of course, the answer 'in the near future' doesn't help much.
"Thanks for writing. We can't currently offer all of your local channels in HD (including ABC, CW and PBS) because our satellite capacity doesn't allow us to do that yet. We're continuing to expand our HD capacity and hope to offer more HD channels in your area in the near future. However, we cannot comment on channels, national or local, that are in negotiations."
Good news for Northern Michigan:
CBS 9 is scheduled to be added in HD - hopefully Friday.
That would give the Traverse City DMA all of the big 4 in HD.
Any news of wether or not D is in negotions to get the UP of Michigan covered....Marquette, MI
No, no SD locals yet either...thanks for the response...that is the answer I was expecting...No word, most of what they are doing now is adding HD to existing local markets. Tthey don't even have SD locals for the MI UP? Being DMA 180 is tough, I would not count on locals in the near future, SD or HD.
I called D* and they told me that they were broadcasting the HD local signal from CBS, NBC and Fox. The problem is I can' t get them. When I disconnect my antenna I get nothing. The person that I talked to had me go in a redo the satellite setup of and that did do any good. If you do receive the HD locals, you still can't get PBS. I don't know what the problem is.