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Dave9946 · 14-03-2008, 18:30

I do agree with that point of cause. More so if Virgin 1 are crafty and change half there programs to HD. I mean Torchwood would be good if V1 can get re-screen rights as thats recorded in hi-def as are a number of BBC programs.

I dont quite know why the BBC's flagship show Doctor Who is yet to be recorded in hi-def though?.

And as we know virgin media does seem to have a half decent deal with the BBC when it comes to allowing there programs to be re-screened by virgin media in 1 way or another.

What I mean is that I've been into the sat scene for years and I feel sky could have a bit of a problem as they dont really allow any of there channels on sat go un-encrypted.

I think sky are possably the only main broadcaster that dont have a totally free channel now or planned to support free-sat hd!.

14-03-2008, 18:30	#7
Dave9946 cf.addict Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 352	Re: Free sat HD channels? I do agree with that point of cause. More so if Virgin 1 are crafty and change half there programs to HD. I mean Torchwood would be good if V1 can get re-screen rights as thats recorded in hi-def as are a number of BBC programs. I dont quite know why the BBC's flagship show Doctor Who is yet to be recorded in hi-def though?. And as we know virgin media does seem to have a half decent deal with the BBC when it comes to allowing there programs to be re-screened by virgin media in 1 way or another. What I mean is that I've been into the sat scene for years and I feel sky could have a bit of a problem as they dont really allow any of there channels on sat go un-encrypted. I think sky are possably the only main broadcaster that dont have a totally free channel now or planned to support free-sat hd!.