Forgive me is this has been posted elsehwere (a search didn't bring up any hits), but has D* added anything to the MPEG-4 lineup besides the known list of HD locals?
Thanks,
Landlocked
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Anything else besides HD locals in MPEG-4?
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I have seen this question asked quite a few times both here and at AVS..I dont believe Ive ever seen an answer though..
I would love to know the answer too..I cant see any reason why they would be HDLite with all that capacity, but if I was to guess I would say they are HDLite..
Ive seen way too many complaints about the quality of MPEG-4 locals to believe they are true HD..
why would we need to wait for the mpg4 dvr? There are allready mpg 4 decoders out there and people getting their locals HD over the dish... so why cant someone in that situtation comment on their overall picture quality? If you are one of them, please let us know
Knowing is half the battle
Knowing is half the battle
all non local HD channels will be mpeg2 until mpeg2 is turned off (TNT etc). You only need to worry about mpeg4 if you want abc/nbc/cbs/fox in HD off of satellite. All other networks are mpeg2 whether it's OTA or satellite.
I hope directv uses some of that 150 channel capability to give the poor folks more than the big 4! CW wouldn't be that hard to add next year
I hope directv uses some of that 150 channel capability to give the poor folks more than the big 4! CW wouldn't be that hard to add next year
ricard2798 said:why would we need to wait for the mpg4 dvr? There are allready mpg 4 decoders out there and people getting their locals HD over the dish... so why cant someone in that situtation comment on their overall picture quality? If you are one of them, please let us know
Knowing is half the battle
If the locals in L.A. are Mpg 4 then I am not impressed. I guess the best way to describe the pic quality would be "hazy". The Pic and colors are not as vibrant as OTA. My wife noticed it immediately. I have a set top OTA antenna and tend to watch the locals this way, with the exception of FOX. For some reason everytime someone walks by the TV when watching FOX, the picture pixelates(?) ......very frustrating, so we watch FOX on Directv and just live with the pic.
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