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Finally AMC in HD for Mad Men.... Now just add IFC and (ha, ha) the VOOM channels. -Ken

The schedule for EPIX2 looks like West Coast version of EPIX1, but the content does not match. So Dish/Tribune messed up again, I guess, and it may really be EPIX2. Having the wrong descriptions sure makes it hard to pick what you might want. -Ken

My only problem with TCM-HD is that I have 358 movies to re-record. Ha. And maybe more that were on other channels, Whew. -Ken

So are they moving the channels numbers from the the current 6324 to 6327? Or is this just to prevent temporary conflicts until really ready? -Ken

More small samples: HDNet 5114 MB/hr (MPEG-2?), SHO 2784, HBO 3158, TNT 3078. HBO and TNT are high for MPEG-4 but possible with 15-min samples near 3 AM MST. -Ken

I recorded 17 min of HDNet Movies and used 681 MB or 2404 MB/hr, which implies MPEG-4. The switch took a few seconds of viewing away and was at about 2:22 MST on the same transponder. Now check out HDNet HBO SHO but will leave ESPN to others. -Ken

My recording of Hud on HDNet Movie indicates MPEG-4? 5106 MB/112 min = 2735 MB/hr All my other recordings start at 3200 MB/hr and exceed 4000 if not trimmed to the recording length. MPEG-4 recordings are from under 2000 to 2700 MB/hr. Now to time HBO SHO TNT.... None yet on short recordings...

Received L614 at about 1AM MDT 9/19 on 1 of 2 VIP722s, newer still has L613. Then had different lengths of channels on All HD but playing with locks, which does not change that display, did re-enable missing 140 142 144. Weird. -Ken