I will give the quality and of course the quantity edge to Voom.
The quality of the HD on Voom is slightly better, but not by much. And HDNET seems to provide some of the best quality on DirectTV, Discovery a close second. Have not seen enough HD from ESPN to really judge yet.
But the edge is just barely tipped toward Voom.
I think the SD on Direct TV is just fine. As well as on Voom. No really edge here in my forgiving eyes.
I think the Program Guide on D* is a bit better as well, much easier for instance to select a program to watch later, and have it switch to that channel. Also much easier to change channels by punching the buttons, with Voom you had to be pretty quick.
And with the cost savings going to D*, more SD Channels and a decent HD package for now, I am happy to go with D*.
Voom, I liked yeah, but your growing pains still need to be ironed out.
The quality of the HD on Voom is slightly better, but not by much. And HDNET seems to provide some of the best quality on DirectTV, Discovery a close second. Have not seen enough HD from ESPN to really judge yet.
But the edge is just barely tipped toward Voom.
I think the SD on Direct TV is just fine. As well as on Voom. No really edge here in my forgiving eyes.
I think the Program Guide on D* is a bit better as well, much easier for instance to select a program to watch later, and have it switch to that channel. Also much easier to change channels by punching the buttons, with Voom you had to be pretty quick.
And with the cost savings going to D*, more SD Channels and a decent HD package for now, I am happy to go with D*.
Voom, I liked yeah, but your growing pains still need to be ironed out.