I don't go to PBS that often, but when I do it almost always was showing HD content.
Oh, and don't cut PBS *any* slack for being "not for profit". Keep in mind that they're partially funded by the U.S. taxpayer via numerous federal grants. I've worked with people who worked at my local PBS station (yeah, I know, the friend of a friend stuff...), but the consensus was that PBS can get any piece of TV and radio hardware that you could possibly think of. The quarterly (or semi-annually) begging for money apparently is not very necessary, at least at the local affiliate.
Now, the issue of satellite bandwidth ... are there not other satellites on which they could lease bandwidth? No sarcasm. Serious question.
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I don't go to PBS that often, but when I do it almost always was showing HD content.
Oh, and don't cut PBS *any* slack for being "not for profit". Keep in mind that they're partially funded by the U.S. taxpayer via numerous federal grants. I've worked with people who worked at my local PBS station (yeah, I know, the friend of a friend stuff...), but the consensus was that PBS can get any piece of TV and radio hardware that you could possibly think of. The quarterly (or semi-annually) begging for money apparently is not very necessary, at least at the local affiliate.
Now, the issue of satellite bandwidth ... are there not other satellites on which they could lease bandwidth? No sarcasm. Serious question.