Correct. You need an MPEG4 receiver.
%&^-of-a-#@$%!..... I sure hope I can get a deal on the 622's tomorrow.
Correct. You need an MPEG4 receiver.
Well, it looks like ATT will have A&E also. I think I'm going to trust Scott's email from E* though and say that I will have it ready on my 211 when I get home tonight.
Phil is wrong.I sure HOPE OLD PHIL is wrong on this I guess we will know by 5 PM today
AT&T gets the programming from E*, whatever changes E* makes AT&T customers see them too. The only changes are with promotions and equipment. It took me over a year to lease a 622 with AT&T but I have no commitment whatsoever.
For those people who could care less for more sports channels, maybe E* should put the RSNHD channels in a separate sports package and charge separately for it. Let all the sports enthusiasts who want the channels pay for it.
tvpredictions.com said:News
AT&T TV Adds A&E HD
The telco TV service is now available in a dozen markets.
By Phillip Swann
Washington, D.C. (January 30, 2007) -- AT&T announced today that it has added A&E HD to its lineup of High-Definition channels.
The telco TV service, called U-verse TV, is available in approximately 12 markets across the country. But it plans to reach 19 million households by the end of 2008.
AT&T's carriage agreement with A&E Television Networks also includes the company's standard definition channels such as The History Channel, The Biography Channel and the Military History Channel.
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"AETN is pleased to deliver its entire portfolio of high-quality programming over AT&T's advanced video platform," said David Zagin, executive vice president of distribution for AETN. "By adding our innovative and widely viewed networks, including HD and VOD, AT&T is giving its U-verse customers access to some of today's most desirable content."
I was talking about ATT Uverse that was mentioned on the last page. It's a whole separate service.
Since AT&T has both Uverse and Dish Network, you may want to refer with the service name, not the company name when posting. We're in the Dish Network forum so I assumed you meant AT&T/Dish Network.
"It's a whole separate service."
Yes, it's called IPTV and there is a full review from Scott in the IPTV forum.