True, but now the west coast feeds have been turned on for those that have the east coast ones.
If you get the SD versions on the 380s and they are listed on your account as Network:... and are paying for them, then you should get the HD versions. Call DirecTV and ask why you aren't. Do you get your locals in HD? If so, then this may be why. Locals trump DNS if you didn't have DNS before locals were turned on. Or something like that.

The rules are changing fast.
I thought that the DNS feeds are only for ones living in an 'unserved' household or don't get locals on satellite. Also, I thought if you have the HD DNS feeds say if you live on the West Coast, you can't have the NYC HD feeds, only Los Angeles HD Feeds (say for example: Eureka, California).I thought if you have local-into-local serivce on satellite, you're forced to watch it instead of DNS because of this silly law. I know that the STELA law is
discriminating to served households.
I live in the Greenville/Spartanburg, South Carolina market, our NBC affiliate (WYFF 4) does not air the fourth hour of
The Today Show (with Kathie Lee and Hodi), instead they air Rachael Ray. Actually, they delayed the thrid hour by an hour in order to show
Live! with Regis and Kelly at 9am. Therefore, people in this area have been denied to watch
Today's fourth hour on NBC unless if you got a great OTA antenna and picked up another NBC affiliate from an ajacent market like for example: WIS 10 out of Columbia, SC and they do carry the fourth hour, so you're in luck. Also our market doesn't carry some syndicated shows like Nate Berkus for example or reruns of
Lost and
Ugly Betty. Fortunately, the latter is rerun on TV Guide Network.