NoIs any SD-only receiver still operating?
This piece gets me - the fact that Dish has removed SD channels from satellite completely in the name of "HD upgrades". I pay for satellite TV, not streaming...I don't see why they couldn't leave the SD version of the channels on Satellite then put the HD streaming version like they have for other channels.
Yes, I considered D* as I knew some of my favorite channels had better PQ but too many require moving up to the "Choice" package and incurring the Regional Sports Fee.my me t.v. is in HD via the sat. though it's better PQ via ota
At this point one can only ask whether any live ch's are still distributed in SD. Other than maybe "classics" ch's that run only older stuffCONTRACTS!
Personally, I would HATE to see a SD Channel at this point.At this point one can only ask whether any live ch's are still distributed in SD. Other than maybe "classics" ch's that run only older stuff
Advertisers on SD channels are probably Far and Few, very hard to find, they have very few viewers to watch them.Even if you are broadcasting old SD-only shows, I would think advertisers would still want their commercials to look good.
I watch mostly SD channels (H&I, Start and ION, etc.). There are plenty of advertisers, this time of the year it is mostly Medicare Advantage plans, auto extended warranties and the occasional walk-in-tub. They know who is watching.Advertisers on SD channels are probably Far and Few, very hard to find, they have very few viewers to watch them.
Oh Yes, the Genaric Commercials .... have you seen the DR Trimmer commercials lately (and accessories )I watch mostly SD channels (H&I, Start and ION, etc.). There are plenty of advertisers, this time of the year it is mostly Medicare Advantage plans, auto extended warranties and the occasional walk-in-tub. They know who is watching.
Not many are watching.I watch mostly SD channels (H&I, Start and ION, etc.). There are plenty of advertisers, this time of the year it is mostly Medicare Advantage plans, auto extended warranties and the occasional walk-in-tub. They know who is watching.