TNT-HD?? Crutchfield thinks so.

**herdfan** · 02-02-2006 05:14 PM

This was originally posted over at TCF. Seems either Crutchfield knows something we don't or they let anybody mock up their ads. The caption under TNT says: High Definition High Drama

**Fgsilva** · 02-02-2006 05:26 PM

I think "High Definition High Drama" means what we, D* users have to go through cause we don't have this channel!!!

Originally Posted by herdfan

This was originally posted over at TCF. Seems either Crutchfield knows something we don't or they let anybody mock up their ads. The caption under TNT says: High Definition High Drama

**uncrules** · 02-02-2006 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by Fgsilva

I think "High Definition High Drama" means what we, D* users have to go through cause we don't have this channel!!!

LOL

**Logic 7** · 02-03-2006 04:53 PM

I spoke with the D* customer retention dept last night and complained about the lack of HD channels on D* and how I was thinking of going to E* or cable etc. The rep told me that they will probably be adding TNT-HD & NGC-HD He wouldnt give me a date because he didnt want to tell me something he didnt know for a fact. He was one of the most knowledgable rep's i've ever spoken to. Oh yeah he gave me $5 amonth of my bill for a year and two free months all the movie channels plus the sports pack. Doesnt solve the programming problem but its a nice perk.

**hdtvtechno** · 02-03-2006 07:54 PM

rep's will tell anything to keep you as a customer, am i right ? lol

**Logic 7** · 02-03-2006 08:13 PM

Yea but this didnt sound like the usual BS

**richiephx** · 02-03-2006 08:36 PM

I get TNTHD through Dishnet...In my opinion, the HD quality stinks; some live sporting events are ok....most of the time the picture is stretched and distorted..I emailed TNT to comment on their lack of quality..I have not received a reply from them

**rad** · 02-03-2006 08:39 PM

I get TNT-HD via Comcast and I'm happy with it. There are a number of series that are in HD and movies, plus their sports. PQ on the channel is very good. If you don't like the stretch just watch the SD version again. IMHO I'll take a 1080i channel with a stretched picture anyday over an overcompress SD version in OAR.

**raymo721** · 02-03-2006 09:08 PM

I saw the same ad but didn't notice the TNT logo. I know that ain't my HR10-250 in the ad. Stock photo?? There are enough photos of the "real" HR10 to use so why use this one? Just wondering.---Ray