I posted this thread on DBSTalk and now regret doing that.
My question is just more out of curiosity then what is going to happen to my TV. I am already an HD subscriber so it has no bearing to me. It comes out of curiosity since someone posted that D* has promised to provide all 200+ market DMA's in SD by 2008. That being said, here is my question.
D* currently receives analog local network signals and uplinks them so they can be seen on receivers capable of 480i SD. With all local market networks stopping analog signals in 2009 per the FCC, will D* take the digital HD feeds and downconvert them to 480i SD so all the legacy receivers can see them? Or do you think they are planning something else?
My question is just more out of curiosity then what is going to happen to my TV. I am already an HD subscriber so it has no bearing to me. It comes out of curiosity since someone posted that D* has promised to provide all 200+ market DMA's in SD by 2008. That being said, here is my question.
D* currently receives analog local network signals and uplinks them so they can be seen on receivers capable of 480i SD. With all local market networks stopping analog signals in 2009 per the FCC, will D* take the digital HD feeds and downconvert them to 480i SD so all the legacy receivers can see them? Or do you think they are planning something else?