 MattAll noise, no signal.Premium
join:2003-07-20
Jamestown, NC
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Re: What about U-Verse said by Hall: Since AT&T U-Verse has been doing it all along, Dish is hardly the "first" to offer this... I think the distinction is ALL standard definition and high definition channels. Doesn't U-Verse transmit standard def channels using a different codec?
Looks like they just vary the bitrate.
I've had a DirecTV MPEG4 box for over a year now also, but they don't broadcast everything in MPEG4.
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 HallPremium,MVM
join:2000-04-28
Dayton, OH
kudos:1 | reply to Matt
Dish has been offering an MPEG4-capable box for a couple of years now. The ViP622 was their first.
Also, anyone with an older MPEG2-only HD box with Dish hasn't gotten many, if any, new HD channels in a LONG time. I believe that all of the new ones they've added are MPEG4-only (though initially many were MPEG2 in an MPEG4 "container"). |
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said by Joe12345678:they only have have 7-10 MPEG2 HD left and they are going away soon. Uverse is all MPEG-4 for live TV. |
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