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This weeks list update now online - see post one.
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The BBC web site has now got this up:
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it had better not be 544x576 and fullscreen! hoping for 720x576 widescreen and 4mbps+ bitrate. ESPN HD would be nice, rather unlikely i think though.
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I wouldn't be at all surprised if ESPN HD is available on Virgin Media in time for the new season. It's a given.
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Not saying it isn't going to happen but with no source of confirmation you've basically just made that statement up |
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As for the UKTV channels ... UKTV is a joint venture between the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, and Virgin Media Television. Both companies additionally wholly-own a number of other channels, broadcast domestically or internationally. Channels under the joint venture are Alibi, Blighty, Dave, Eden, G.O.L.D., UKTV Food, Really, Home, Watch, Yesterday plus a number of timeshift services. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Televis...d_Kingdom#UKTV) Let's try to distinguish between VM TV (currently up for sale) which may launch HD variants of their channels (e.g. Living HD) on some or all platforms (e.g. Freeview, FreeSat, Sky, VM etc.) and VM (not currently up for sale) which may carry HD channels from a number of sources including BBC, ITV, C4, Five, Sky, VM TV and various other sport, movie and documentary channels. There is a similar but less distict division between the Sky television channels and the Sky satellite service. You can have the Sky channels without having a Sky satellite dish by watching them on VM cable and you can have the VM TV channels (e.g. Living, Virgin 1 etc.) without having VM cable by watching them via a Sky satellite dish. Other viewing platforms, carrying a subset of both the Sky and the VM TV channels, are also available. |
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So it looks as if Sky will not have the sole rights to this new ESPN channel...In which case VM really has better pull out all the stops to get it on their platform.
It may be their only chance to get (what some perceive) to be the most popular sport i.e football in High Def on their platform withbout being beholden to Sky. If they fail to deliver ESPN HD then it really does show that 1)They dont give a stuff about us or HD 2) They will happily look a gift horse in the mouth. 3) Thy're just a bit rubbish really when it comes to TV HD |
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Dont get to excited it does just say a selection of games in hd!
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