A Broadcast TV License May Be Worth Something After All

[Brian Vita]

Sure.  Without the HD pix, the overall quality isn't worth buying the more
expensive set.  I'm just waiting for Comcast to expand the offerrings.

Brian T. Vita, President
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lou [mailto:lspin@comcast.net] 
> Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 4:39 PM
> To: 'Ric Werme'; 'Brian Vita'
> Cc: boston-radio-interest@rolinin.bostonradio.org
> Subject: RE: A Broadcast TV License May Be Worth Something After All
> 
> I was watching/recording the Chronicle Show from SDTV and saw 
> the weird block-pixelation, too.  But I didn't think it was 
> all that distracting from the program content.
> 
> I've just purchased my first HDTV this week (the Sony 40" 
> 720p LCD), and was planning to sign up for Comcast HD.  
> Should I assume from the comments here that it's still worth 
> the sign-up and monthly charge?
> 
> Thanks,
> -Lou
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> Interesting, I saw exactly the same pixelation and echoing 
> sound early into the program.  I tried stopping the DVR 
> recording, because I think the settop box frequently gets 
> overloaded and really fouls up the live rewind/fast forward 
> functions.  (It doesn't lose them, it just takes 15 seconds to process
> each.)  Never heard that echoing (repeating 100+/- msec 
> chunks of audio content for a few seconds) before.
> 
> I have Comcast in Boscawen NH.  Either a Comcast issue or 
> perhaps WCVB was sending bad signal.  Did any HD viewers 
> _not_ see the problem?
> 
> 	-Ric Werme
> 
> 
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