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Old 07-07-2006, 09:05   #5
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Re: ntl:HD?

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
My Samsung HD ready LCD television is gagging for a HD signal to be connected to it![/quote[

www.sky.com/hd is where you need to go then!

The Xbox 360 does demonstrate an extremely rich and impressive image but when I watch ntl: digital I get a reminder that although the signal is strong and always on, it is SD.
Wait until you see HDTV!

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
I was in my local Sony Centre just having a look at the latest LCD screens for something to do when I saw the BBC HD preview channel showing Wimbledon and I must say it looked incredible.
Yep-a lot of people can't wait for the World Cup Final.

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
When I got home later that evening I then thought I'd check the cable forum for any news on ntl:HD but couldn't find much at all.
1) http://www.cableforum.co.uk/article/...-definition-tv

2) http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=47732

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
I'm a very happy customer of ntl: and have a triple package. The service is always very good from ntl: but it would be even more greater to appreciate the HD signal that other digital TV service providers are broadcasting.
Sky's is good, but Telewest's is fairly limited channel wise.

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
Ntl: must have a state of the art network


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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
and surely its possible to pipe the HD signal from BBC through it.
I'm afraid this is ntl we're talking about here.

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
I'm a TV licence payer so I should be able to receive this and view it on my Samsung HD ready LCD TV.
HDTV is not a God given right you know!

If you want it that badly, get Sky.

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Originally Posted by alexcopeland
When are ntl: likely to provide this service?
See link #1 above, but as with all things ntl "Early 2007" will probably mean 2008....
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