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Old 04-05-2010, 10:15   #2928
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Question Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2010)

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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
Likely they will stay different for a while. Discovery HD, NatGeo HD and BBC HD are all 'showcase' HD channels in that they only show HD version of programmes picked from their parent channels
Would it be safe to assume that the vast majority of content shown on Discovery and National Geographic was originally filmed in (some sort of) High Definition? Perhaps less so with History due to heavy the use of archive footage.

If so, the likelihood would surely be that their HD channels will ultimately become simulcasts. On the other hand, perhaps that will only happen when there are no more SD broadcasts.
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