kes601
join:2007-04-14
Virginia Beach, VA | USA HD -- Burn Notice and Royal Pains Just FYI, the guide does not have the HD versions of these marked as new tonight, you may want to check your DVRs.
Also -- Sunday night, True Blood and Hung are not marked as new on HBO HD.
Oddly, all these are marked new on the SD versions of the channels. |
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aguenPremium
join:2003-07-16
Lewisville, TX | Thanks for the heads up kes. I do have burn notice setup for record series. |
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 almahixAllegro ma non troppo
join:1999-10-18
Camarillo, CA
2 edits | reply to kes601
said by kes601:Just FYI, the guide does not have the HD versions of these marked as new tonight, you may want to check your DVRs. Also -- Sunday night, True Blood and Hung are not marked as new on HBO HD. Oddly, all these are marked new on the SD versions of the channels. Fear not! The TiVo guide has all of those programs new, in SD and HD. Thanks, TiVo. I can always count on you. |
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Chaser
join:2008-11-10
Edmonds, WA | reply to kes601
said by kes601:Just FYI, the guide does not have the HD versions of these marked as new tonight, you may want to check your DVRs. Also -- Sunday night, True Blood and Hung are not marked as new on HBO HD. Oddly, all these are marked new on the SD versions of the channels. I noticed that as well. When I was looking at another guide, it said "Repeat." I was thinking, repeat!!!...why in the hell is it a repeat. It should be a new one. But based on the description, I could tell that it was a new one. It's probably just someone's stupid error. |
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 siersema
join:2005-06-16
Huntington Beach, CA | reply to kes601
Thanks for the heads up - I was wondering why nothing was scheduled this week. Seems all shows are not being listed as new. |
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 More FiberPremium,MVM
join:2005-09-26
West Chester, PA
kudos:18 | reply to kes601
What is weird is that Burn Notice is on again at midnight and that is marked as NEW. |
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Cogdis
join:2007-03-26
Floral Park, NY | I wish I saw this thread last week.
Now to download the missed episodes and get a DMCA notice from the copyright holder. |
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 darciliciousCyber LibrarianPremium
join:2001-01-02
Forest Grove, OR
kudos:1
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| said by Cogdis: and get a DMCA notice from the copyright holder. Not if you use Usenet  |
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Cogdis
join:2007-03-26
Floral Park, NY
1 edit | Ever since I got a DMCA from disney for downloading lost, usenet is all I use. I dont consider myself a pirate, but to wait until a DVD comes out just because I missed one episode of a show seems unfair to me (especially when my damn DVR shouldn't have missed it in the first place!)
edit: looks like if I wait till tomorrow I can watch it on the USA website it all it's blurry goodness. |
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darciliciousCyber LibrarianPremium
join:2001-01-02
Forest Grove, OR
kudos:1 Reviews:
·Frontier FiOS
1 edit | said by Cogdis:looks like if I wait till tomorrow I can watch it on the USA website it all it's blurry goodness.  |
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kes601
join:2007-04-14
Virginia Beach, VA | reply to Cogdis
said by Cogdis:edit: looks like if I wait till tomorrow I can watch it on the USA website it all it's blurry goodness. Burn Notice will be available on Hulu tomorrow, Royal Pains is already available. Hulu's quality is quite good (I think). |
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darciliciousCyber LibrarianPremium
join:2001-01-02
Forest Grove, OR
kudos:1 Reviews:
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| said by kes601: Hulu's quality is quite good (I think). While I do like their (relatively) new desktop player, I have yet to view a Hulu video on my 47" and been able to call it "quite good"... but I do like it on my computer monitor and laptops  |
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KenAF
join:2006-01-23
Arlington, VA
2 edits | Hulu looks like garbage on my 60" TV. It looks fine on my 22" LCD, but that's not how I watch TV.
The day that Hulu adds HD that can be streamed to a set-top box...will be the same day that many more folks cancel cable / FiOS TV. |
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Cogdis
join:2007-03-26
Floral Park, NY | reply to darcilicious
said by darcilicious: While I do like their (relatively) new desktop player, I have yet to view a Hulu video on my 47" and been able to call it "quite good"... but I do like it on my computer monitor and laptops I also prefer to watch on my TV, which is why I like to download in HD. I wouldn't mind streaming if it was HD (fox's streaming isn't bad but they dont have episodes up very long). |
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darciliciousCyber LibrarianPremium
join:2001-01-02
Forest Grove, OR
kudos:1 Reviews:
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I don't need it streamed to a set-top box, that's what the HTPC is for. ABC's HD online streaming was acceptable but like Cogdis  , I prefer to download the HD equivalents (and then use Boxee to manage it all |
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KenAF
join:2006-01-23
Arlington, VA
4 edits | said by darcilicious:I don't need it streamed to a set-top box, that's what the HTPC is for. ABC's HD online streaming was acceptable but like Cogdis , I prefer to download the HD equivalents (and then use Boxee to manage it all I get that, but only a small minority of cable subscribers have (or want) dedicated computers in their living room.
To get the masses to cancel cable, dedicated HD streaming would have to be available thorugh an inexpensive STB or a gaming console like the Xbox360, PS3, etc.
Realistically, this is not likely to ever happen, at least not for free. The latest talk is that Hulu will limit much of its content to pay subscribers at some point. I would personally have no problem paying a modest fee for Hulu if everything were in 1080p and available to a new or existing box like the Xbox360, PS3, Roku, or TiVo. |
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Xanthos
join:2009-01-05
Falls Church, VA | reply to kes601
Both shows are running repeats this week. The USA web site states " new episodes" return July 9th. |
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More FiberPremium,MVM
join:2005-09-26
West Chester, PA
kudos:18 | reply to KenAF
said by KenAF:The day that Hulu adds HD that can be streamed to a set-top box...will be the same day that many more folks cancel cable / FiOS TV. Hulu had a few programs in HD a month or two back. They disappeared without explanation. |
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gentux
join:2004-09-05
Natick, MA | reply to KenAF
said by KenAF:I get that, but only a small minority of cable subscribers have (or want) dedicated computers in their living room. To get the masses to cancel cable, dedicated HD streaming would have to be available thorugh an inexpensive STB or a gaming console like the Xbox360, PS3, etc. Cable companies have no desire for this to happen. The companies that own hulu also own cable companies and have 0 desire to give up their cable TV revenue. It's quite likely that this is the reason that hulu's parent companies made them block boxee/xmbc/ps3 ect.. viewing of hulu's content. (I say quite likely but I'll eat my laptop if that isn't the reason ) |
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 klipko
join:2006-06-28
Portland, OR
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| said by gentux:Cable companies have no desire for this to happen. The companies that own hulu also own cable companies and have 0 desire to give up their cable TV revenue. It's quite likely that this is the reason that hulu's parent companies made them block boxee/xmbc/ps3 ect.. viewing of hulu's content. (I say quite likely but I'll eat my laptop if that isn't the reason ) Hulu investors do not own cable companies but all have cable programming/channels and OTA properties. Newscorp, Fox parent company does have 34% interest in DirecTV if that's what you are thinking of. Correct me if I am wrong. |
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