Is KTLA 5 having problems in NOT showing high definition?

Tonight's Smallville episode (Static) was not in high-definition. Has
other CW's HD shows been in HD for KTLA 5 (Los Angeles)? I only watch
Smallvile on this station, so I don't know if Supernatural and other
shows are in HD or not.

Last week's episode (Rage) lost its HD at the last quarter. See
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.t...26hl% 3Den%26
or http://tinyurl.com/yawx5o ...

I e-mailed KTLA tonight again to see what's going on. I didn't get any
replies from last week's feedback. Grr, frustrating.

Thank you in advance.
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It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to have
very good technical control these days at KTLA.

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Tonight's Smallville episode (Static) was not in high-definition. Has
other CW's HD shows been in HD for KTLA 5 (Los Angeles)? I only watch
Smallvile on this station, so I don't know if Supernatural and other
shows are in HD or not.

Last week's episode (Rage) lost its HD at the last quarter. See
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.t...26hl% 3Den%26
or http://tinyurl.com/yawx5o ...

I e-mailed KTLA tonight again to see what's going on. I didn't get any
replies from last week's feedback. Grr, frustrating.

Thank you in advance.

Yeah. I found out Supernatural wasn't in HD either. This is starting to
**** me off. I wished KTLA would just say there is a problem (still
no replies via e-mail). Its Web site doesn't even mention it.
Grey's Anatomy (mmm, Izzie) on KABC7 was nice though.


In alt.tv.tech.hdtv Sam Spade wrote:
It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to have
very good technical control these days at KTLA.

wrote:
Tonight's Smallville episode (Static) was not in high-definition. Has
other CW's HD shows been in HD for KTLA 5 (Los Angeles)? I only watch
Smallvile on this station, so I don't know if Supernatural and other
shows are in HD or not.

Last week's episode (Rage) lost its HD at the last quarter. See
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.t...26hl% 3Den%26
or http://tinyurl.com/yawx5o ...

I e-mailed KTLA tonight again to see what's going on. I didn't get any
replies from last week's feedback. Grr, frustrating.

Thank you in advance.

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Sam Spade wrote:
It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to have
very good technical control these days at KTLA.

Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was around
KTLA had real technical expertise.

Bob Nielsen wrote:
Sam Spade wrote:

It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to
have very good technical control these days at KTLA.


Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was around
KTLA had real technical expertise.

That was a very different KTLA in those early days. Independent,
innovatice, and very forward thinking. Now, it is just another piece of
crap.

Sam Spade wrote:
Bob Nielsen wrote:
Sam Spade wrote:

It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to
have very good technical control these days at KTLA.


Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was around
KTLA had real technical expertise.

That was a very different KTLA in those early days. Independent,
innovatice, and very forward thinking. Now, it is just another piece of
crap.


Is Stan Chambers still there? I think he was the only old-timer left at
KTLA last time I was in L.A., which was a while ago.

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:
Bob Nielsen wrote:
Sam Spade wrote:

It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to
have very good technical control these days at KTLA.


Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was around
KTLA had real technical expertise.

That was a very different KTLA in those early days. Independent,
innovatice, and very forward thinking. Now, it is just another piece of
crap.

Is Stan Chambers still there? I think he was the only old-timer left at
KTLA last time I was in L.A., which was a while ago.

Yeah, he's still alive and kicking and on the news.

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to
have very good technical control these days at KTLA.



Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was
around KTLA had real technical expertise.


That was a very different KTLA in those early days. Independent,
innovatice, and very forward thinking. Now, it is just another piece
of crap.



Is Stan Chambers still there? I think he was the only old-timer left at
KTLA last time I was in L.A., which was a while ago.

Yes, he is.

I remember seeing Stan doing "Let's Play at the Beach" by the Santa
Monica Pier circa 1951 or so.

Now, that is a long career!

Sam Spade wrote:
Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem to
have very good technical control these days at KTLA.



Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was
around KTLA had real technical expertise.


That was a very different KTLA in those early days. Independent,
innovatice, and very forward thinking. Now, it is just another piece
of crap.



Is Stan Chambers still there? I think he was the only old-timer left
at KTLA last time I was in L.A., which was a while ago.

Yes, he is.

I remember seeing Stan doing "Let's Play at the Beach" by the Santa
Monica Pier circa 1951 or so.

Now, that is a long career!

He started there in 1947 (before my parents bought their first TV).

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

Bob Nielsen wrote:

Sam Spade wrote:

It was not broadcast in Hi Def for some reason. They don't seem
to have very good technical control these days at KTLA.




Klaus Landsberg must be rolling over in his grave! When he was
around KTLA had real technical expertise.



That was a very different KTLA in those early days. Independent,
innovatice, and very forward thinking. Now, it is just another
piece of crap.




Is Stan Chambers still there? I think he was the only old-timer left
at KTLA last time I was in L.A., which was a while ago.


Yes, he is.

I remember seeing Stan doing "Let's Play at the Beach" by the Santa
Monica Pier circa 1951 or so.

Now, that is a long career!


He started there in 1947 (before my parents bought their first TV).

The name Kathy Fiscus ring any bells?