[Electronics-talk] Digital Video Recorder (DVR)

[ckrugman at sbcglobal.net]

Most of these cvhannels can be gotten off the Internet as well either with 
or without a TV tuner connected to the computer. Although it would seem that 
the TV tuner connected to the computer would create greater choices. It 
might also be a way of dealing with the digital cable issues although this 
is something I'm just beginning to explore.
Chuck
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Louis R Briones" <cbandman1949 at surewest.net>
To: "Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances" 
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Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 9:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] Digital Video Recorder (DVR)


> Well   I hope that there a chance that Charmer coulee get a hole of me
> somehow, and I would just like to let you all know that the companies 
> don't
> want to take on the challenge for providing speech slower for their
> equipment and also knowing with all this hype about their HDTV service, 
> you
> might can say that most of those subscribers are being snowed with their
> many Lies with half of their channels aree lower in quality to which audio
> stream is below 345kbps. What I have foound with most of these companies,
> when asking as to what their audio stream is rated, no one from their
> assinged apartment was not knowledgable enough to give me the answer that 
> I
> was looking for.  I have also found out that with their HDTV side of their
> tuner section, it's not supported, even when something is not working. 
> This
> to me does not say to much for these companies who provide their services 
> to
> the general public. As for signal quality with picture and sound very poor
> as noted by the following "
> C-Band quality is superior to any other viable delivery method. Almost all
> Cable, DirecTV, and Dish Net channels originate from the C-Band Backbone,
> the very same C-Band Master Broadcasts we enjoy first generation. Little
> dish and cable bandwidth limitations force providers to compress "the 
> crap"
> out of the unadulterated C-Band master broadcast, before sending them to
> their "Pizza Pan" Satellites, and cable head ends.  Over compression 
> causes
> channels to become fuzzy and color  are washed out. They save by 
> delivering
> compressed "sardine TV". Why pay more for over compressed 3rd generation
> washed out TV?"
>
>
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