Is Freeview satellite 1080p?

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simon14

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#1377347 31-Aug-2015 20:52

Why not just offer 1080p over satellite? I dont want to put another aerial up!!

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#1377348 31-Aug-2015 20:54

Bandwidth cost via satellite is expensive.

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#1377466 31-Aug-2015 23:36

TV is pretty much naff now anyway unless you enjoy watching cooking shows, cop or customs shows and urrghh X factor wannabies...and the news.

Do you need this to be 1080p ?

Netflix. Streamed content in HD. Thank you.

Just need fan pass to broadcast super rugby and all will be well with the world...

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#1377474 1-Sep-2015 01:25

Hmm, broadcast TV, how 20th century

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#1377492 1-Sep-2015 06:42

xpd: Bandwidth cost via satellite is expensive.

There isn't any spare capacity on D1, the only real solution is SKY unlocking their HD rebroadcast of 1,2,3. I doubt there will be any changes until Sky moves everyone to DVB S2 compatible gear. They seem to have forgotten about receiver upgrades that were suppose to happen earlier in the year.

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#1377504 1-Sep-2015 07:53

UncleArthur: Hmm, broadcast TV, how 20th century

For more remote users who don't have RBI, I think broadcast is the only sensible way to deliver much TV content. How many have plans with a satellite provider that would let them stream 1080p Netflix without breaking the bank?

When you have a platform that is one headend to many subscribers it is a quite different model than terrestrial.

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