Does a channel that calls itself "HD" but never actually shows any HD, count? How about those that take SD and mangle it to fool people who think that "widescreen" is HD?
I guess what I'm saying is that DirecTV has some 60 commonly available channels marked "HD", but maybe 35-40 of them actually show hi def.
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Does a channel that calls itself "HD" but never actually shows any HD, count? How about those that take SD and mangle it to fool people who think that "widescreen" is HD?
I guess what I'm saying is that DirecTV has some 60 commonly available channels marked "HD", but maybe 35-40 of them actually show hi def.
same here! alot of channels that say HD never send HD signal but it says HD on it lol
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