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TSN2 can only allot 10% of its programming to live events, so you won't see a ton of "PRIME" stuff dumped to TSN2, there isn't room. Outside of that 10%, TSN2 will mainly be repeats of stuff that originally aired on TSN as per CRTC license.

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Home games, yes.

I hope that everyone is realistic with what they expect with this. I mean new customer deals will still be better than loyalty rewards, it is just the nature of the beast. That being said, I am hoping for free Titanium package for a year. :hungry: DIRECTV - TITANIUM

MLB EI was just on a free preview so that might explain games in the clear over the past week.

last day of summer = Sept 20

Hey Jason, I am confused, there are no (east or west) HD RSNs that are being broadcast in MPEG2.

Using you as an example, you would be blacked out of Rangers/Islanders/Devils games on NHL Network and HDNET. You would see all Rangers/NYI/NJ games on MSG, MSG+, VS., and NBC. Games on VS. and NBC are never blacked out regardless of who is playing. HDNET and NHLNET are subject to local...

I was in high school and I cried when Oilers traded/sold Wayne Gretzky.

Ya you mean KA, it is used for spot beam locals and MPEG4 HD which is what all HD on DTV will be in the future (ie less than a year).

Get the slimline. the 3lnb won't give you HD very much longer (a year ish). You should be good in Calgary with the slimline.

Both :)

Really, that is one of your basis for consiacy theory, a goal that neither CBC or NBC announce crews strongly spoke out againt as being no goal. I mean we aren't talking Dallas Stars, Brett Hull foot in the crease here. You realize that Mick "McGoo" waived off an Oilers goal in that series...

Name one.

Directv and Dishnetwork show Hockey Night in Canada (and TSN and SNET) games in their NHLCI packages. TW might show some as well.

You are correct, you will need to get the Pro Sports Packages to watch all games from outside your region.

HEY KK~! Any word of when TSN-NHL will sign an extension of their current contract?

I am having the same thing happen to me. I do have low signals and I mean low on 103b though.

The "0's" are likely spotbeams. You might get some low # as well, those might be spotbeams as well ... a spotbeam not meant directly for your area. The "n/a's" are transponders that DTV doesn't use (aren't licensed) on 110/119. The n/a on 103/99 are the only that aren't in use yet, but will...

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I would get a 6100 if I were you. It will still function as a SD receiver after the MPEG4 HD transfer which is at least a year away. 6100 is a smaller investment than 9200 for what will be SD only soon. The 9200 will function as a SD DUAL PVR at that time as well. However, I bet you can...

4 NHLCI HD channels on EVU has been mentioned by EVU Tech site.

Excellent machine. Only drawback is that it is MPEG2 only meaning that it probably only has about 2 years of EVU HD life in it. Ebay is your best bet.

Bell will have 4 channels of NHL CI HD. EVU also will have more NFL ST HD than SC. In Pittsburgh, you will be able to get all EVU and SC channels.

Yep. Obviously would need to repoint dish, but otherwise no problem. Have him do a check switch after repoint.