6/2/2010 4:06pm - Uplink Activity Report - 263 changes
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I'm sure hoping that a bunch of premiums will replace those duplicates. Also, since the Hawaii HD locals moved from 110 to 129, there's room for 8 HD premium channels on tp23 at the e*10 spot 47.
If so, then that would purely be due to the large amount of uplink activity that would require putting some connections off until tomorrow...
Okay here is the dumb question of the night,
Seeing how it says available does that mean they are available to order now or do I have to wait until its official "June 3rd"
6722(15) - WTAP [MPEG2 SD] - Ciel-2 129W TP 06 Spotbeam 25 changed to Available (H)(Parkersburg, WV-NBC)
6723(49) - WTAPD [MPEG2 SD] - Ciel-2 129W TP 06 Spotbeam 25 changed to Available (H)(Parkersburg, WV-FOX)
Seeing how it says available does that mean they are available to order now or do I have to wait until its official "June 3rd"
6722(15) - WTAP [MPEG2 SD] - Ciel-2 129W TP 06 Spotbeam 25 changed to Available (H)(Parkersburg, WV-NBC)
6723(49) - WTAPD [MPEG2 SD] - Ciel-2 129W TP 06 Spotbeam 25 changed to Available (H)(Parkersburg, WV-FOX)
Not a dumb question.
If you already subscribe to a package that includes those channels, then as soon as it goes "Available" then they should appear in your Guide.
If you need to subscribe - then it takes overnight for the channels to be available in the customer service representative's screens so that they can add a subscription for you.
That would be nice.
Did you notice that they uplinked I think 3 more HD channels for us. They also added HDNET(5510) to 119, which makes me think it's leaving 110 soon and maybe replaced with something else.
Nope, I get WGGB OTA and expected the guide to be populated (ABC with Fox on subchannel 2). Rumor had been that Dish was having problems with one of the stations - but I think everyone thought it was WWLP - but it looks like it is WGGB. Still hoping they turn WBGY on for the rest of us in Western Mass as a PBS mandated station.
While this is true, there are people out there who want their PBS locals in HD. The "center cut" used since the DTV transition a year ago has made viewing local PBS stations, worse, not better.
While it is nice to welcome KCEC (Univision in Denver) as a new HD channel in time for the World Cup; having KRMA and KBDI in HD will be a great plus.
I believe the fill-ins can't be turned on until the courts approve the injunction allowing dish to carry them. It is supposed to be signed tomorrow at noon. Dish was supposed to show that they would carry all of the markets and then the waiver would be granted.
There is a discussion about it on dbstalk.com with a bunch of legal jargon that I don't fully understand.
DISH Files for permission to provide distant networks (Court Tracking) - DBSTalk.Com
He didn't mention HD ...
In the San Francisco DMA, Dish is required to add 9 additional HD locals by a date in 2013 (and by then, there may be other new HD locals that they will need to add), and 3-4 of those are HD PBS channels. The new STELA law requires Dish to add all of those HD PBS channels by the end of 2011.
One of those nine HD locals is the Univision O&O channel in the SF area, which is mysteriously missing from this uplink report that contains most of the local Univision O&Os.
My speculation is that just to get those 3-4 HD PBS channels in the SF DMA, along with the Univision HD local, they will need to turn on the dormant SF spot beam on 129. Perhaps the lack of KDTV-14 in the uplink report is evidence that they are in the process of working on that, not to mention the fiber feeds that would be necessary.
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Wow, Columbus goes to not having locals straight to HD. Lucky them.
Fortunately my Dad got them OTA anyway, he's in a sweet spot and gets Atlanta, Macon, and Columbus OTA. The worst ones are the ones from Atlanta, but since he's at the very edge of that market, he has them provided by Sat.
No. Scott has said it many times that ESPNU HD will NOT be coming to Dish Network until they settle the lawsuit.
5282(7) - KPLC [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar8 77W TP 10 ConUS beam changed to Available (H)(Lake Charles, LA-NBC)
5285(20) - KLTL [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar8 77W TP 10 ConUS beam changed to Available (H)(Lake Charles, LA-PBS)
5272(22) - WWLP [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar8 77W TP 22 ConUS beam changed to Available (H)(Springfield, MA-NBC)
HD in LC? are you kidding me? Shreveport has been waiting for local HD over a year, and we are the 2nd largest city in LA, yes I know they are coming ......... :rant:
me thinks that digiblur had something to do with this!
5285(20) - KLTL [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar8 77W TP 10 ConUS beam changed to Available (H)(Lake Charles, LA-PBS)
5272(22) - WWLP [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar8 77W TP 22 ConUS beam changed to Available (H)(Springfield, MA-NBC)
HD in LC? are you kidding me? Shreveport has been waiting for local HD over a year, and we are the 2nd largest city in LA, yes I know they are coming ......... :rant:
me thinks that digiblur had something to do with this!
How did you guess?
but my friend.......... you have HD :up I made the move from Dallas BTW :up
That's not what we are seeing here. Nor does that make sense on what they told you.
On Eastern Arc (77w) I see ABC, CBS duplicated from the Beaumont 61.5 spotbeam, and PBS, FOX, and NBC from Lake Charles. The LC FOX did not go active like the NBC did.
Also Lafayette is on 110 for SD and 129 for HD, they wouldn't be creating a split arc local setup where you had to have an odd ball setup. They should have just added NBC, FOX, and PBS to the space available on the Lafayette HD beam and left everyone in LC in a Dish1000.2 instead of having to swap folks to 1000.4. But I guess they had their reasoning for that.
