3D Programming Alerts

[dfergie]

n3D
Georgia at Florida

Basketball

Live Event: Thu, Feb 24, 7:00 PM EST

 

[gadgtfreek]

Great idea, subbing!

 

[dfergie]

Oceana Air Show (not sure if this has been on yet or not)
8 am Est
Monday February 28th
3net

 

[dfergie]

Great idea, subbing!

Yeah, if you folks spot something post it

 

[dfergie]

New episode of Octane Thursday night...

 

[dfergie]

ESPN 3D
NBA: Thunder at Magic Tonight at 8 pm Est

 

[dfergie]

ESPN 3D
NBA: Thunder at Magic Tonight at 8 pm Est

Opening was WOW for me!

 

[gadgtfreek]

You are killing me. Ive heard good things about the DLP 3D, it has it's own problems as all formats do, but it does 3D and motion well.

 

[TheForce]

VUDU 3D continues to add content with free 2 minute previews. The latest additions offers some documentaries on yachts. Unfortunately the video itself lacks contrast and looks too washed out. I haven't tried to adjust it in the projector with gamma or brightness controls but stock it looks poor image quality. The one in Monaco is especially washed out.

Also KillZone3 full game demo is up in 3D and is a good shooter game.

I rented Grand Torisimo 5 this week and while it took me awhile to find the setting to turn on 3D, once I did the race track game was fun and very well implemented. If you can rent this, do so but I think if you like racing this one is a buy.

 

[dfergie]

3net
T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous 3D 1 pm 3.4
Oceana Air Show 9 pm 3.5
Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk 9 pm 3.6

ESPN3D
Bulls @ Magic 7 pm 3.4
College Basketball
Sun Belt Tournament 7 pm 3.8
Big East Tournament 2nd Round 7 pm 3.9
Big East Tournament 2nd Quarterfinal 2 pm 3.10

n3D
College Basketball
Big East Tournament 3rd quarterfinal 7 pm 3.10

keep an eye on n3D & ESPN3D for College Basketball this week...

 

[TheForce]

Courtesy of Alan Gouger of AVS Forums-

Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace in 3D Opening Feb. 10, 2012 - ComingSoon.net

I wonder which 2D to 3D conversion will look better, ILM or our in equipment converters?

 

[gadgtfreek]

ILM

 

[dfergie]

ESPN3D schedule (hopefully Directv shows much of)
ESPN 3D Schedule | Baseball, Football, Basketball, Soccer, Golf

 

[jeffdan]

i see jackass 3d is available on directv on 3d channel. can i record it to my dvr for wtaching later?

 

[teachsac]

i see jackass 3d is available on directv on 3d channel. can i record it to my dvr for wtaching later?

I believe you have 24 hours to watch it.

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[jeffdan]

I believe you have 24 hours to watch it.

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thanks. with dish. once you bough the pay per view, you kept it on your dvr for as long as you wanted. so, tha't kind of a big bummer.

 

[teachsac]

That's not true anymore. There is a 24hr. limit on PPV with Dish now, also. Thank the studios.

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[jeffdan]

That's not true anymore. There is a 24hr. limit on PPV with Dish now, also. Thank the studios.

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not true as of 2 weeks ago.i still had dish and ordered ufc hd event and it's still on my hard drive and i have access to it.

 

[teachsac]

not true as of 2 weeks ago.i still had dish and ordered ufc hd event and it's still on my hard drive and i have access to it.

That's not a movie. Movies are 24 hours regardless of provider once you start watching it and it must be watched within the license window. As I said, thank the studios.

Limited recording restricts the amount of time that some Pay-Per-View movies can be kept on your DVR. If a Pay-Per-View movie has "limited recording" (which appears in the first order pop-up screen), you can record the movie to your DVR and will have until a specified date to view the movie. This date appears on the "Info" screen of the movie. Once you start viewing the movie on your DVR, you have 24 hours to watch the movie again as many times as you want. After the 24-hour time period, you will no longer be able to view the movie on your DVR. If you try to watch it after that time has expired, you will be prompted to delete the movie. License window : The license window is the length of time that a movie may air on Pay-Per-View. License windows range in time period but average from approximately 3 months to 6 months. A movie with limited recording will not be available to view once the license window is over.

http://www.dishnetwork.com/faq/default.aspx?Category=Digital Rights Management

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[jeffdan]

That's not a movie. Movies are 24 hours regardless of provider once you start watching it and it must be watched within the license window. As I said, thank the studios.



Satellite Television - Frequently Answered Questions - DISH Network

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dont usually buy the movies but thought jackass 3d would be pretty cool for some buddies to watch this weekend. i agree with you. lame rule.