I would believe we will be seeing the following:
Nickelodeon HD
VH1 HD
MTV HD
MOJO HD
AMC HD
IFC HD
Nickelodeon HD
VH1 HD
MTV HD
MOJO HD
AMC HD
IFC HD
Not to be greedy, but
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What makes you think so? Or, is this just a guess on your part? I would be shocked if AMC-HD is on the horizon. It's distributed by Rainbow Media ... who also owns Voom. Obviously not on Dish's best friends list right now.
those would be interesting.. wonder when they'll get noggin in hd.. I know my little one loves the colors on disney hd..
They can huff and puff and be hissy, but in the end, any commercial driven channel will settle with a provider of 13 million viewers.
They went downhill quite a while ago, and now offer substandard presentations of movies. And as I understand it, all you'll get with their HD channel is originally programming—you might see a pan-and-scanned movie cropped to 4x3 and stretched back to widescreen. Appalling.
Mad Men does have quite a few fans, though. Personally, I grew incredulous over an absurd plot development in episode five and quit watching, but it does have its share of admirers.
Dish better offer TCM HD the moment it launches, though.
Yes, I havent had cable/sat in quite a while.
AMC used to have great non commercial interupted movies. That is very sad.
AMC used to have great non commercial interupted movies. That is very sad.
I think more realistically:
Viacom: Spike, MTV, VH1, CMT, Nick (and either BET or Comedy if launched before the next wave)
Showtimes
ESPNU
and dare I say it, Speed.
Viacom: Spike, MTV, VH1, CMT, Nick (and either BET or Comedy if launched before the next wave)
Showtimes
ESPNU
and dare I say it, Speed.
I actually get AMC HD in the clear with my cable internet and they do a good job with movies in HD. They do stretch stuff, but I watched Clear and Present Danger and Patriot Games and Terminator 2 all in OAR HD a couple of months ago.
