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Topic # 66170 13-Aug-2010 20:57
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i know sky cant do anyting about this but they should at least put pressure on the broadcasters to at least use WS cameras!!





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  Reply # 367365 13-Aug-2010 21:12
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Isnt it coming from a third world country tho?




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  Reply # 367370 13-Aug-2010 21:19
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i guess..





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  Reply # 367791 15-Aug-2010 12:37
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Yeah but they had IPL from india in HD though. Maybe the other countries are way behind or the feeds coming in via espn.

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  Reply # 367798 15-Aug-2010 13:11
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yeah, they can't do much about that.  They are at the mercy of Ten Sports (host broadcaster).

Until the IPL pretty much all feeds from the sub continent were 4:3 SD

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