One interpertation of the new SHVIA seems to be that whatever analog distants you're subscribed to at the "time of enactment" of this new law, affects what your "grandfathered" status is and thus what you may be elegibile for in terms of new HD distant network feeds that DBS brings online.
Does that mean that we should be making sure we're subscribed to all the distant analog nets BEFORE this law gets signed - as in we better be doing it within the next week or so ?
I currently have the Dish locals from the Burlington, Vt DMA along with the Dish HD & AEP programming plus superstations. I also have analog distant feeds of NBC & FOX plus the NY CBSHD channel. Depending on where on my street my physical address is, I may or may not qualify for the analog ABC out of NY. I do qualify but don't currently have the distant analog CBS station.
My point is, if we wait to see the final wording of this bill as it gets signed into law before making any programming adjustments with our provider, it may then be too late for some stations.
WaltinVt
Does that mean that we should be making sure we're subscribed to all the distant analog nets BEFORE this law gets signed - as in we better be doing it within the next week or so ?
I currently have the Dish locals from the Burlington, Vt DMA along with the Dish HD & AEP programming plus superstations. I also have analog distant feeds of NBC & FOX plus the NY CBSHD channel. Depending on where on my street my physical address is, I may or may not qualify for the analog ABC out of NY. I do qualify but don't currently have the distant analog CBS station.
My point is, if we wait to see the final wording of this bill as it gets signed into law before making any programming adjustments with our provider, it may then be too late for some stations.
WaltinVt