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As someone in charge of a number of websites, I think everyone is reading way too much into this. Executives are notorious for being flippant with what they tell webmasters, often speaking in very blunt language before thinking. Press releases tend to have much more scrutiny before making it...

I've not had it happen so far, no. My dish is mounted on a pole in about three feet of concrete and I've never had a problem. The satellite service always outlasted the power (a UPS is a good thing).

I understand Voom is trying different strategies. I was one of the many that tried it with nothing to lose. At the time I switched, Voom was a bargain, getting more for my money. With the base price increases, I lose the flexibility to decide what packages I want during different seasons. If...

Most of the Fox Sports Regional Networks focus on collegiate sports. NY and LA have more of their market dedicated to pro sports.

I am now seeing no problems with the pixellation since about 9am Eastern. It appeared to be a problem at VOOM since the signal was so strong here.

On its way. Thanks Sean

My signal strength is 90 or above but I am receiving problems with pixellation. This is happening on both HD and SD channels.

The new software update gave me a few new channels through OTA scanning. I have no PG info yet for these new channels, because they weren't in my map. Should the PG info show up soon or do I have to do something else? Moderator Note: Thread copied to the OTA Scanning thread.

My STB got updated last night and I had no problems. After the update, I was able to get a few new OTA channels, including WRAL at over 50 miles away. Unfortunately, I am still unable to receive WCTI, at only 27 miles. I have a service call scheduled to have the antenna moved from the pole...

There are numerous areas of the country where there is no OTA HD signal for these networks. In my area (Greenville, NC), WB isn't even an OTA SD signal. It arrives only for those willing to pay for basic cable and then only in standard definition. HDNet will be showing some WB content, but...

You are missing Sean's point, I think. A film transfer of poorer quality will always look worse than one of higher quality. HDNet is looking better, in large part, due to its higher concentration of good source or transferred material. It all comes down to a question of programming. Taking...