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einzack

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#119042 18-May-2013 09:22
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Noticed that since they've changed the numbering and added Sky Sports 4, they have stopped saying whether each program on any of the sports channels is in HD or not.
Does this mean that they are all now in HD?
Previously it was included in the description whether it was in HD, whereas now it doesn't mention it at all.
That would lead me to assume that everything is in HD, but I am inclined to think that's a little naive.

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kendog
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  #821653 18-May-2013 16:41
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Yes, they are all HD now.



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  #821659 18-May-2013 17:33
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but is every program on each of the 4 channels in HD?
I would think they would get programs that were not in HD - there certainly were programs (and repeats) on sky sports channels 1-3 before May 1st that were not in HD. Has that changed now?
Seems unlikely that before May 1st they received everything in HD, then down-scaled some things on channels 1-3 to SD for broadcast. Or was that the case?

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  #821706 18-May-2013 19:21
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The HD picture is decent going... I do think ESPN HD does have the best out the lot.




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  #821739 18-May-2013 20:25
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There's a HD logo in top right of program name when press "i" twice on remote.

At moment 8.25pm Saturday there's no HD sign on netball, channel 53, the cricket ipl one after it, but there is on the cricket game after that.

Looking through it though most sports are HD.

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  #821769 18-May-2013 22:09
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Rugby channel is now the only sports channel left with no HD version.

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  #822227 20-May-2013 08:53
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It is that all channels are broadcast in HD if the feed is HD. Previously the highlights channel was only in SD and when they showed live sports on there the picture was in SD. The final of the big bash league being a classic example.

There are still somethings shown in SD as they are filmed in SD. This includes things such as the netball which was in Invercargill and the channel 9 league show. Just as an aside the actual league games from Australia are recorded in HD but only shown in SD on Channel 9 in Australia as by law Channel 9 can only broadcast in SD. Because of this it is why the channel 9 league show is in SD.

In NZ you will notice that ITM cup games from places such as Invercargill, Blenheim and Nelson are always in SD this is because they don't send a HD unit there.


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