Just a short thank you - Amwarwick - for taking a little
"Air" out of Morbius2130s balloon. I have worked in the
television industry since 1984, and owned a commercial
video editing and media duplication company since 1989. It
is pretty much common knowledge that HDTV broadcasting is
going nowhere fast. Almost everyone I know that has a wide-
screen TV uses it to play back DVDs or get one of the
satellite services - such as EchoStar.
In my market - Portland - which is the 24th or 25th
largest market - the number of people actually receiving
over-the-air HDTV is virtually nil. It should also be
mentioned that the so called FCC "Deadline" for all TV
stations to upgrade to HDTV will NEVER BE ENFORCED. This is
largely due to the simple economic fact that most smaller
market stations cannot afford to do so.
I will not even begin to address the so called "must
carry" mess between the Cable companies and the Broadcasters. Most cable companies do not carry HDTV signals
and will not likely do so any time soon.
"Air" out of Morbius2130s balloon. I have worked in the
television industry since 1984, and owned a commercial
video editing and media duplication company since 1989. It
is pretty much common knowledge that HDTV broadcasting is
going nowhere fast. Almost everyone I know that has a wide-
screen TV uses it to play back DVDs or get one of the
satellite services - such as EchoStar.
In my market - Portland - which is the 24th or 25th
largest market - the number of people actually receiving
over-the-air HDTV is virtually nil. It should also be
mentioned that the so called FCC "Deadline" for all TV
stations to upgrade to HDTV will NEVER BE ENFORCED. This is
largely due to the simple economic fact that most smaller
market stations cannot afford to do so.
I will not even begin to address the so called "must
carry" mess between the Cable companies and the Broadcasters. Most cable companies do not carry HDTV signals
and will not likely do so any time soon.