italia44
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hwc said:That's too bad. NBC's high definition broadcast is virtually unwatchable. I'll probably have to turn off the TV and listen to the radio.
It's amazing to me that a major network could put such garbage on the air. I've seen streaming RealVideo on the net that has less pixellation than NBC's flagship HDTV broadcast.
italia44 said:Peter King of CNNSI just reported on HBO's Inside the Nfl that Fox Sports did not protect the Patriots vs Bears game as one of their 4 allowed exemptions.
He concludes that this game will almost certainly be grabbed by NBC as their showcase Sunday night game.
alamo said:Remember that the 1PM games can be moved to 4:15, too. That's probably what FOX will do, and then hope Indy beats DEN this week and us next week. Assuming the Eagles don't fade that could actually be the marquee matchup that week, Indy could be undefeated.
italia44 said:That's not going to work.....CBS has the late games that week.
italia44 said:Hmmm,I thought their HD was good,on a par with CBS and ESPN.
FOX is the best HD,IMO
What system are you watching it on?
I've got Comcast HD in Boston.
hwc said:Comcast HD. But, It doesn't matter. The whole country has been screaming about it in the high-def forums. Watch anytime there is rapid movement or when one of their "swoosh graphics" is wiped across the screen. The picture just fall apart with pixelation.
CBS, ESPN, and FOX don't seem to have a trouble transmitting a viewable hi-def broadcast. NBC apparently doesn't care.
As Seymour93 pointed out, FOX does indeed have two games that week, I did check before I posted earlier. You probably assumed CBS and FOX always alternate, but due to the World Series on FOX CBS had both games last week and will again this week. FOX doubles up Nov 26 and Dec 3 to make it up.italia44 said:That's not going to work.....CBS has the late games that week.
Fox will leave Eagles/Colts at 1:00p.m.
italia44 said:Hmmm,I thought their HD was good,on a par with CBS and ESPN.
FOX is the best HD,IMO
Last weekend's Notre Dame HD telecast was so choppy and poor, I had to switch over and watch it on regular TV - and I have Comcast cable.hwc said:Comcast HD. But, It doesn't matter. The whole country has been screaming about it in the high-def forums. Watch anytime there is rapid movement or when one of their "swoosh graphics" is wiped across the screen. The picture just fall apart with pixelation.
CBS, ESPN, and FOX don't seem to have a trouble transmitting a viewable hi-def broadcast. NBC apparently doesn't care.