That's because there isn't a channel called "MTVHD." The HD service from MTV Networks is called Palladia, and is programmed separately from MTV. (It inherits some programs from MTV, VH1, and CMT, and a lot of programs not seen on other MTV Networks channels.)
In this case, the Star Wars movies airing on MTV are not being carried on Palladia - thankfully. Palladia is designed to be a high definition music channel, and so far is thankfully sticking to that. I'm not holding any hopes that will last for terribly long - I imagine the ratings for Palladia are dismal, and the ad rates are probably equally poor.
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That's because there isn't a channel called "MTVHD." The HD service from MTV Networks is called Palladia, and is programmed separately from MTV. (It inherits some programs from MTV, VH1, and CMT, and a lot of programs not seen on other MTV Networks channels.)
In this case, the Star Wars movies airing on MTV are not being carried on Palladia - thankfully. Palladia is designed to be a high definition music channel, and so far is thankfully sticking to that. I'm not holding any hopes that will last for terribly long - I imagine the ratings for Palladia are dismal, and the ad rates are probably equally poor.