Comcast Says 800 HD 'Channels' Coming High definition war of words contnues... In between bouts of fighting both Time Warner and Comcast over network capacity and HD quality claims, DirecTV says they're on target to add 100 new HD channels before the end of the year. Not to be outdone, Comcast is now saying they'll have 400 HD channels by the end of this year and some 800 HD channels by the end of 2008. Note that Comcast is being very generous when it comes to defining what a channel is: "Before you call Comcast to sign up, the exact number of channels depends upon your definition of what a channel actually is.
The cable operator is saying that it will have 400 high-def choices this year, which will include everything from local stations to high-def networks such as Discovery HD Theater to HD Video on Demand services such as new video releases.
In other words, if the movie Casino Royale is available in high-def on Comcast On Demand, that would be a channel choice." Note that DirecTV has been doing the same thing by including each Sunday Ticket NFL game and every local HD channel in their HD total.
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 hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium join:2003-04-03 Long Beach, CA kudos:1 1 edit | typical Typical marketing schemes  Very misleading and on the verge on lying. -- Fossils, Not Gospels. | |
|  |  Mactronel Camino RealPremium join:2001-12-16 CM94sv | Re: typical said by hopeflicker:Typical marketing schemes  Very misleading and on the verge on lying. It's numbers hype. They all play the game thinking we the consumer are clueless. Out of the ~150 channels I have, I watch 6-8 at the most. The rest are trash. Will trash in HD be better?..  -- If only the Verizon CSRs worked this well.  | |
|  |  |  dadkinsCan you do Blu?Premium,MVM join:2003-09-26 Hercules, CA kudos:18 | Re: typical said by Mactron:Will trash in HD be better?.. Hell Yeah! Crystal Clear, Widescren, HD - trash! 
LOL! -- Think outside the Fox... Opera | |
|  |  |  |  hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium join:2003-04-03 Long Beach, CA kudos:1 | Re: typical said by dadkins:said by Mactron:Will trash in HD be better?.. Hell Yeah! Crystal Clear, Widescren, HD - trash!  LOL! You mean we'll finally get J. Springer in HD??? fuck ya!  -- Fossils, Not Gospels. | |
|  |  |  |  |  MikePremium,Mod join:2000-09-17 Pittsburgh, PA | Re: typical That is if they have an HD Camera...
else it'll probably be upsized to fit the screen resolution. | |
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|  |  |  | | said by Mactron: Will trash in HD be better?.. Actually, to keep it politically correct - it'll be known as the Recycling Network.
I love Lucy in HD, Gilligan's Island (colourized, AND edited for time) in HD, and more commercials than you can shake a stick at!
All for a low, low price of $50 / month!  | |
|  |  |  PolarBear03The bear formerly known as aaron8301Premium join:2005-01-03 | said by Mactron:said by hopeflicker:Typical marketing schemes  Very misleading and on the verge on lying. It's numbers hype. They all play the game thinking we the consumer are clueless. Out of the ~150 channels I have, I watch 6-8 at the most. The rest are trash.  Will trash in HD be better?.. No kidding. 400-800 HD channels? I only get about 200 SD channels. You're telling me there will be MORE HD channels than than SD ones? Hundreds of never-before-seen channels are just going to materialize and start broadcasting in HD?
Marketing Bullshit. They should be required to explicitly define the word "channel" in any advertisement that tells how many "channels" a provider offers. PPV, on-demand, and Sunday Ticket/MLB Extra Innings/NHL Center Ice are NOT channels. -- A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention, with the possible exceptions of handguns and Tequilla. -- Mitch Ratcliffe | |
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Meaning you may see very little by the end of the year. Yes on the verge of lying. Pitiful. | |
|  |  ThrowDemsOutIf you can't convince 'em, confuse 'emPremium join:2002-03-03 Mullica Hill, NJ kudos:4 1 edit | They have made presentations on Wall St that say they will have 150 NATIONAL HD channels by the end of 2008.
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|  |  |  hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium join:2003-04-03 Long Beach, CA kudos:1 | Re: typical said by ThrowDemsOut:They have made presentations on Wall St that say they will have 150 NATIONAL HD channels by the end of 2008. Why dont they just say that in the first place? I mean, they are boasting 800 channels by year end and that is a bit of a stretch. Hell, i can look at my monthly tv guide for all of my HD channels and probably come up with 800 HD programs.
It's no wonder why there are so many anti-big business people out there. -- Fossils, Not Gospels. | |
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I'm still wondering how Comcast plans to offer all these channels when many of the markets they acquired in swaps with other providers don't even offer basic things like on-demand and such. -- Only SHATNER is Kirk. | |
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Twenty channels, including five high-definition channels, will join the cable lineup when Comcast officially takes over for Time Warner-Houston on Tuesday.
Mailers were expected to go out today to all current TW subscribers announcing the new lineup, which shows renamed tiers and new channel groupings but keeps pricing the same.
The high-definition channels being added are:
* ESPN2 HD. High-def version of the sports and information channel. * MHD. Music High Definition, which Tony Speller, senior vice president for Comcast's Houston region describes as "a combination MTV, VH1 and Country Music Television." * Versus/Golf HD. Two sports networks sharing the same channel number. Versus offers hockey, rodeo and other sports. * Starz HD. Movie channel available to Starz subscribers only. * Cinemax HD. Movie channel available to Cinemax subscribers only.
Comcast's HD offerings 21 channels total will be complemented by more than 100 hours of HD content available on Comcast's "video on demand" service, Spelling said.
"We're updating our VOD platform from a system that had roughly 1,000 hours of content to one that has 6,000 hours of content and 9,000 different programs," he said.
That programming will roll out gradually and should be available to all in the greater Houston market by year's end.
Fourteen non-HD channels also join the lineup. They are:
* The Africa Channel. All-English channel celebrating Africa. * ESPN Deportes. Spanish-language sports channel. * Flix. Films from the '60s, '70s and '80s. * Fox Reality. New and off-network reality series from around the world. * GolTV. Soccer channel available in two different packages, one in English, one in Spanish. * Gospel Music Channel. Gospel music 24/7. * ImaginAsian TV. Movies, animé, sports and music. * Indieplex. Commercial-free independent and art-house movies. * MTV Tr3s. Lifestyle and music channel aimed at Latinos. * Logo. Original series, films and documentaries focused on gays, lesbians and transgenders. * MoviePlex. An affiliate of the Encore movie channels, this one runs movies of a different theme (crime, Western, etc.) every day. * NFL Network. 24/7 football channel offering multiple games during the season. * PBS Kids Sprout. Aimed at preschoolers ages 2 to 5. * Retroplex. Commercial-free classic movies from the '50s, '60s and '70s.
Comcast will introduce a new tiering system that has several notable upgrades or improvements.
The new "Basic Service" tier includes all local channels (and their HD signals) as well as Chicago "superstation" WGN, Tube Music (affiliated with Channel 39), and Spanish-language channels LATV (affiliated with Channel 2) and V-me (affiliated with Channel 8). Price: $16.42.
An "Expanded Basic" tier adds 55 channels to the "Basic" tier, including eight HD channels. Price: $44.99.
"Digital Basic" is for customers who want the first two tiers plus access to video on demand, including MoviePlex. Price: $51.99.
Niche channels such as ESPN News, Current TV, Gospel Music Channel and Toon Disney are on the "Digital Classic" tier. Price: $55.99.
"Digital Preferred" adds Logo, Indieplex, Sundance, four Encore channels and more. Price: $56.99.
A sports pack, which includes the NFL Network, goes for an additional $4, while a 15-channel Spanish-language package can be added for $5 more. Premium movie packages and international channels are also available. HDNet pack, offering Mark Cuban's HDNet and HDNet Movies, can be had for another $3.
A package that includes everything except the international channels is available for $86.99, which matches the current price for a similar offering on Time Warner.
All prices do not include the cost of equipment such as a digital box or an HD tuner.
Comcast enters a TV market more competitive than ever before. AT&T, Dish and DirecTV promise HD packages, for example, as good or greater than what Comcast is promising.
AT&T offers West Coast feeds of several cable channels and boasts 27 HD channels. Dish, like Comcast, offers 21 HD channels, but with a significantly different channel list. DirecTV has been advertising 150 HD channels by year's end.
"We're bringing customers the HD content they're demanding, the most popular channels they are asking for," Spelling said. "In addition, we have HD VOD, with more than 100 hours of HD content available. So I would say we are extremely competitive in that space."
He emphasized the quality, quantity and diversity of the programming Comcast provides as reasons to stick with cable. As for cost, the company noted that savings can be accomplished by bundling cable with other services Comcast offers, including phone and Internet access.
"We've been in the business a long time," added Ray Purser, Comcast's vice president of government and public relations in Houston. "We're investing $200 million in the market to launch new products and services. We have a call center of 900 employees who understand the business. Our competitors are trying to catch up to us, but they have a long way to go." »www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/fro···763.html -- I've learned.... That the easiest way for me to grow as a person [b]is to surround myself with people smarter than I am[/b] | |
|  |  |  pnh102Reptiles Are Cuddly And PrettyPremium join:2002-05-02 Mount Airy, MD | Re: 20 cable channels set to debut when Comcast takes over I was an Adelphia subscriber when Comcast took over. Since then:
We've lost HDnet and HDnet Movies. I never watched them much, but Comcast can't legitimately claim to be adding HD channels when they are getting rid of them instead. INHD2 is gone, but I don't think that is Comcast's fault. We got a new HD channel called MOJO.
On Demand never worked with Adelphia. It still doesn't work now.
I keep Comcast mainly for their Internet service, which has actually been quite solid and reliable. I retain their cable service, over the objections of my girlfriend, because they do not compress HD signals any more than the original HD source does, unlike satellite. Plus, Comcast charges us much less for 2 dual tuner HD-DVRs than the satellite providers.
Someday, someday, I keep telling myself, I will go mount an outdoor TV antenna  -- Only SHATNER is Kirk. | |
|  |  |  |  | | Re: 20 cable channels set to debut when Comcast takes over said by pnh102:I keep Comcast mainly for their Internet service, which has actually been quite solid and reliable. I retain their cable service, . Someday, someday, I keep telling myself, I will go mount an outdoor TV antenna why not try or do as i do,1 suggestion, try DIRECTV for say a month,(less then 30days-trial) and keep RR for your internet,
but then with a satallite, you have to think about how much BAD weather you have heavy rains or snow,if its heavy it could block the tv signal, (here where i am maybe,MAYBE once a month MIGHT loose signal under 1/2 hr because of a heavy thunderstorm. -- I've learned.... That the easiest way for me to grow as a person [b]is to surround myself with people smarter than I am[/b] | |
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  Ebolla join:2005-09-28 Dracut, MA | Re: 20 cable channels set to debut when Comcast takes over why is it a "hit with $15 penalty" when refering to comcast but "simply lose the $5 bundling discount" with TW? It's either a discount on both, or a penalty on both. | |
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  CheesePremium join:2003-10-26 Naples, FL kudos:1 | Re: 20 cable channels set to debut when Comcast takes over said by djrobx:Agreed. Ok, let me rephrase: You simply have to pay a $5 penalty instead of a $15 penalty plus having your bandwidth cut. TW's penalty stings a lot less. -- Rob Um, I don't think they cut your speeds if you decide to not have TV through them, that's why the increase in price for service if you don't have them. | |
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 |  |  |  |  |  PolarBear03The bear formerly known as aaron8301Premium join:2005-01-03 | said by djrobx: quote: why not try or do as i do,1 suggestion, try DIRECTV for say a month,(less then 30days-trial) and keep RR for your internet
He has Comcast HSI, not RR. That means if he switches to DirecTV, not only will he be hit with a $15 penalty in HSI pricing, but his internet speeds will go down as well. I never experienced slower internet speeds when I had Comcast HSI sans video. Had DirecTV and Comcast HSI for YEARS and my 8000/768 HSI tier always tested at about 9500/700. And the "penalty" (actually just the discount that you will no longer get for bundling HSI with video) was only $10 for me. -- A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention, with the possible exceptions of handguns and Tequilla. -- Mitch Ratcliffe | |
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  PiggieI Actually use WindstreamPremium join:2005-11-23 Orange Springs, FL | Put your antenna back up and use ATSC I refuse to pay DirecTV for a handful of HD channels that are mostly Local Channels available off the air in HD via the new ATSC digital TV standards. And it's surprisingly clear if you haven't tried it. UHF channels that were snowy in analog are now sparkling clear in digital and HD!
Hit where it hurts till they actually have HD content to provide and not hype, put your antenna back up! -- | Speedstream 4200 Modem - 3m/386 plan | W98-W2KSP4-XPSP2 - All AMD | Buffalo WHR G54S with OpenWRT WR0.9 | 2 downstream switches feeding 5 total clients (no wireless)| | |
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | | Re: Put your antenna back up and use ATSC said by Piggie:I refuse to pay DirecTV for a handful of HD channels that are mostly Local Channels available off the air in HD via the new ATSC digital TV standards. And it's surprisingly clear if you haven't tried it. UHF channels that were snowy in analog are now sparkling clear in digital and HD! Hit where it hurts till they actually have HD content to provide and not hype, put your antenna back up! piggy good argument,but again look cabletv or satellite tv are both still young when it comes to who started sending out HD tv to its customers,the locaare just the beginning, i didn't put them on direct tv untl directv had 112 channels of hd total,now its growing with more 7 more H D channels, but it cannot be instant..
i started with dsl back in 1999 when dsl was just starting out, (swbell was giving away computers if you signed up for 2 yrs of dsl service) dsl stared off slow & is now going strong, its will be the same with HD television its still growing..
direct says 500 channels comcast says 800 channels, [b] sounds like their playing OH YEAaaaaaa,I'll fix ya
next week some else will announce 1150 channels, heck we'll be paying our bills & not watching anything because we're spending most of the time running through the program guilds,and when we find something we want to watch its almost over by the time we click onto itlol -- I've learned.... That the easiest way for me to grow as a person [b]is to surround myself with people smarter than I am[/b] | |
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 |  |  |  |  |  |  Mactronel Camino RealPremium join:2001-12-16 CM94sv | said by PolarBear03:said by djrobx: quote: why not try or do as i do,1 suggestion, try DIRECTV for say a month,(less then 30days-trial) and keep RR for your internet
He has Comcast HSI, not RR. That means if he switches to DirecTV, not only will he be hit with a $15 penalty in HSI pricing, but his internet speeds will go down as well. I never experienced slower internet speeds when I had Comcast HSI sans video. Had DirecTV and Comcast HSI for YEARS and my 8000/768 HSI tier always tested at about 9500/700. And the "penalty" (actually just the discount that you will no longer get for bundling HSI with video) was only $10 for me. Depends on your local Comcast franchise. Here and many other Comcast franchises. Comcast CSR, "No Video services ? Ok here's your extra $15- Mo penalty. Oh, and by the way your HSI will only be 4000/384 and NO Powerboost. " Sounds great HuH ?  -- If only the Verizon CSRs worked this well.  | |
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 |  ThrowDemsOutIf you can't convince 'em, confuse 'emPremium join:2002-03-03 Mullica Hill, NJ kudos:4 | Re: Provide Actual Service First said by pnh102:I'm still wondering how Comcast plans to offer all these channels when many of the markets they acquired in swaps with other providers don't even offer basic things like on-demand and such. Comcast has the ability to provide OnDemand to approx 80% of their user base. If they buy the digital pkg. -- -- Internet News My BLOG My Web Page | |
|  |  |  pnh102Reptiles Are Cuddly And PrettyPremium join:2002-05-02 Mount Airy, MD | Re: Provide Actual Service First said by ThrowDemsOut:Comcast has the ability to provide OnDemand to approx 80% of their user base. If they buy the digital pkg. It should be 100%  -- Only SHATNER is Kirk. | |
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"800 channels and nothing's on" | |
|  |  | | Re: New channels I don't subscribe to comcast, since we have cablevision and fios in the area only.....
But this is why I want ala carte. Who cares if the Africa channel survives? You're probably right that it will show only the same old 20 documentaries over and over again, and the rest of the time will be infomercials...
I know, I'll start a channel called the ME channel. One hour of me sitting in front of a computer, and the rest will be infomercials. I could probably make a fortune . | |
|  |  |  patcat88 join:2002-04-05 Jamaica, NY kudos:1 | Re: New channels said by TurtleFan:I know, I'll start a channel called the ME channel. One hour of me sitting in front of a computer, and the rest will be infomercials. I could probably make a fortune  . I have a new channel idea. Its called "Ass". Its a photo of my Ass on for 6 hours a day, like a test screen, the rest of the time its infomercials. Ill be rich. | |
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so really good movies,,"jazzy" | |
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 ColorBASIC8-bit FunPremium join:2006-12-29 Corona, CA 1 edit | There aren't 800 HD channels out What's the point, there isn't 800 HD channels available.
Here's a novel idea: Instead of offering 800 HD channel capacity how about dedicating some of that bandwidth to HSI so you don't have to send out nastygrams and cancel customers who actual USE your HSI service. -- Macintosh Users Group Serving the Inland Empire | |
|  |  PolarBear03The bear formerly known as aaron8301Premium join:2005-01-03 | Re: There aren't 800 HD channels out said by ColorBASIC:how about dedicating some of that bandwidth to HSI so you don't have to send out nastygrams and cancel customers who actual USE your HSI service ? We could beat that dead horse all day, son. Give it up. (I only say this because I agree with you.) -- A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention, with the possible exceptions of handguns and Tequilla. -- Mitch Ratcliffe | |
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If Comcast wants more of my money let me choose using an ala carte system. None of the added channels listed interested me. Until then, no more money. | |
|  |  | | Re: How About Ala Carte? They going to have 800 hd channels but there channel line up will vary from state to state thats how they coun there channels lol. | |
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I am in Houston and am waiting to see how this all works out. I use RoadRunner with TW and wonder if the Comcast system, after they "improve" it, will be as solid. No cable TV only my antenna in the attic.
If Comcast wants more of my money let me choose using an ala carte system. None of the added channels listed interested me. Until then, no more money. Speaking from the reverse point of view, In DFW we recently went from Comcast to TWC. Pretty painful, Apparently all of the VoD Licensing is different for each company, so you may or may not see an improvement.
One very important thing about the transition, give it a month or two and call in about pricing and packaging, F'in TWC kept me on an "Old" Comcast Silver package + Internet, when they had started offering TWC's own bundling which is about $20-$30 less than the old package, and never mentioned it, just kept it there.
800 new HD channels, just mean 4 of every channel instead of the 3 we have know. Pg Dwn , "I just saw this." Pg Dwn, "Deja Vu." Pg Dwn, Pg Dwn, "Ahhh the next set of channels." Rinse & Repeat.
I just wonder how long it will be before I am in Comcast again. | |
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|  RaptorNot a Dumptruck join:2001-10-21 London, ON | Focus on the sports! Give me my sports (NHL/NFL/etc) in HD first. I don't need to see Horatio Caine furrow his orange brow in high-def (yet).
And regarding sports, get the damn HD cameras in the buildings. Nothing worse than when my Leafs are playing in some crappy US market team with non-HD hardware. It looks worse than standard def.
Granted it's not the cable co. responsibility and all, but HD channels are meaningless if the content isn't HD. It's all hot air. -- ....where's my fiber? | |
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|  bhorow join:2004-05-17 Forest Hills, NY | 800 channels LOL Look there is no 800 channels in HD.
Thats just not going to ever happen.... Lets say name most cable operators have 230 channels and those include music choice..and if you want to be generous if you include every possible content provider that a cable company can have a contract with you might get 300 channels.
I define a channel as having a distinct number, so if there are only 300 or so possible channels, and each one went to HD...you would max out at 600 channels. Now if Comcast decided to broadcast every European channel from all over the globe in HD..maybe its possible. Like everything else it comes down to contracts. Everyone is going to have about the same number of HD Channels in the end. With some contract variations. Again HD is still in the infancy stages, its more interesting to talk about future interactivity. | |
|  batterupI Can Not Tell A Lie.Premium join:2003-02-06 Netcong, NJ | It is called *The Boardwalk Hustle*. Watch any infomercial and you will here, *But wait there's more*. | |
|  jouno53Palin 2012 join:2006-03-04 United State | Thanks for the info. Hurray for HD! Hurray! I'm glad, because we just received a free promotional HD receiver from DirectTV. While watching local news, it looks like you're looking through a window compared to non-HD.  -- The Creator is not subject to the laws of His creation. Therefore, He can exist without them. | |
|  |  dvd536as Mr. Pink as they comePremium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ kudos:4 | Re: Thanks for the info. Hurray for HD! said by jouno53:Hurray! I'm glad, because we just received a free promotional HD receiver from DirectTV. While watching local news, it looks like you're looking through a window compared to non-HD. Just imagine how good TRUE HD looks to you if you think that HD-LITE garbage DTV has looks good. -- You can never be too rich, too thin or have too much Bandwidth | |
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