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

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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.

OTA local games via local station no problem for bar. FREE. Local games via local station on cable or via satellite. Bar would have to pay commercial rate for programming.

Cband, fiber. NFL would surely back and protect Directv who pays a bazillion more dollars than any Canadian provider does for ST. No EVU logo on MLB EI btw.

6100 and 9200 are. 6000 would need to be upgraded.

I would think that technically the OTA version is the station that is officially approved not the cable version since that when the stations were first OK'd by the CRTC there were no cable versions. I am not interested in going through admenments to their license to see if that changed. So...

Just as a comparison, Bell had 200+ HD games in its CI package last season, so I can see SC having the same in the future.

WI area is fine for EVU all channels. If you are looking for sports and sports HD, EVU is your best choice. Otherwise, mileage may vary.

Star Choice has RDS.

Just make sure your future condo association allows a dish. Not all do. And welcome!

He would have a smoother situation if he purchased the equipment in Canada at a box store when he comes up.

The Expressvu NCAA package consists of 8 channels, I believe. 6 SD and 2 HD. 3 of the SD channels cover games on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU. THe other 3 SD channels are random games from Gameplan or Full Court. The 2 HD channels cover games on ESPN HD and ESPN2 HD. I think the package was $99...

Not sure if this is correct forum for it ... http://www.sportsontv.info/nhlbell.htm

EVU has the local WTBS17 as well ...

BEV blows Dishnet out of the water when it comes to PQ or when it comes to HD programming (channels)? Please specificy.

CHED in Edmonton is a News/Talk station that carries CFL Eskimos and NHL Oilers.

Not sure what studio (BBC?) our example, Coronation Street is produced /owned by, but if they sold Canadian rights to Canada to the CBC and the CBC was intentionally showing it in areas that they did not purchase rights to the studio would have an issue with it. Bottomline is that the number...

You are right, I think. I shouldn't have used the word "all" programming. However, just because someone hasn't purchased US rights to certain programming doesn't mean it can be shown by a foreign broadcaster in that market. Did CBC (or whomever shows Cornonation) purchase North American...