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#94948 22-Dec-2011 21:18
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Sky introduced 2 new MTV (classic and hits) music channels recently.

The content is great,  but, let down by poor picture quality. 

Wouldn't it be nice if these channels were in HD. I already pay for an HD 'ticket' , but, so few channels are in HD. 

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  #560856 23-Dec-2011 05:55
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Considering 99% of the videos on MTV wouldn't have been filmed in HD I don't really see the point..




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  #560857 23-Dec-2011 05:55
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surfisup1000: Sky introduced 2 new MTV (classic and hits) music channels recently.

The content is great, ?but, let down by poor picture quality.?

Wouldn't it be nice if these channels were in HD. I already pay for an HD 'ticket' , but, so few channels are in HD.?


Yep - i have thought this too and would love it. However I think a problem would be that all the older clips were shot in pre-HD days so limited advantage in broadcasting them in HD.




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  #560876 23-Dec-2011 08:56
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Sky has limited bandwidth from the satellite which means they can realistically only do a few channels in HD without paying a gajillion dollars to upgrade.

I would rather choose any other channel to be in HD over MTV

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