Direct TV 1080p

The only 1080p channel that we know of is our own the Landscape Channel - details of which can be found at http://www.landscapehd.com
If you want to see us keep your ears and eyes open for Landscape as we are now cloud delivered.
regards

Nick

On 04/27/2011 06:00 AM, ogmium wrote:
The only 1080p channel that we know of is our own the Landscape Channel
- details of which can be found at http://www.landscapehd.com
If you want to see us keep your ears and eyes open for Landscape as we
are now cloud delivered.
regards

Nick

Seems as if your 'cloud' is pretty slow:

http://www.websitepulse.com/help/tes...site-test.html

Test Tools Website Test
Website test results
URL tested: http://www.landscapehd.com/
Test performed from: Seattle, WA
Test performed at: 2011-04-27 16:14:26 (GMT -04:00)
Resolved As: 95.131.64.112
Status: OK
Response Time: 8.003 sec
DNS: 0.512 sec
Connect: 1.425 sec
Redirect: 0.000 sec
First byte: 1.718 sec
Last byte: 4.347 sec
Size: 33595 bytes

In comparison:
URL tested: http://yahoo.com
Test performed from: Seattle, WA
Test performed at: 2011-04-27 16:17:52 (GMT -04:00)
Resolved As: 67.195.160.76
Status: OK
Response Time: 0.577 sec
DNS: 0.341 sec
Connect: 0.021 sec
Redirect: 0.100 sec
First byte: 0.071 sec
Last byte: 0.044 sec
Size: 17091 bytes

On Apr 20, 12:31*am, (Alan) wrote:

* I don't know what the previous poster was referring to, but
1080p60
(59.97) consumer camcorders are not that rare, and the price is
dropping.

* * * * Alan

And today I saw the first broadcast 1080p 59.94 video at work.
Unfortunately we don't have the the necessary option card in the Sony
SRW-5800 deck to actually play it back properly so we saw alternate
fields of picture and green background. I work in the terrestrial
broadcast end so the FCC says what we can and can't do, so from my end
it doesn't mean anything as we're not allowed to send it to you until
it gets converted to 1080i 59.94.

G²

On 4/27/11 PDT 6:00 AM, ogmium wrote:
The only 1080p channel that we know of is our own the Landscape Channel
- details of which can be found at http://www.landscapehd.com
If you want to see us keep your ears and eyes open for Landscape as we
are now cloud delivered.


Er, sounds interesting, but a look at the website doesn't seem to
indicate how one actually obtains said channel in N. California....

"John McWilliams" wrote in message ...

On 4/27/11 PDT 6:00 AM, ogmium wrote:
The only 1080p channel that we know of is our own the Landscape Channel
- details of which can be found at http://www.landscapehd.com
If you want to see us keep your ears and eyes open for Landscape as we
are now cloud delivered.


Er, sounds interesting, but a look at the website doesn't seem to
indicate how one actually obtains said channel in N. California....

Directv uses 1080p for some of the pay-per-view channels. Currently there
are 5 films available. The 1080p logo shows up in the on-screen guide.

G-squared wrote:
On Apr 20, 12:31 am, (Alan) wrote:

I don't know what the previous poster was referring to, but
1080p60
(59.97) consumer camcorders are not that rare, and the price is
dropping.

Alan

And today I saw the first broadcast 1080p 59.94 video at work.
Unfortunately we don't have the the necessary option card in the Sony
SRW-5800 deck to actually play it back properly so we saw alternate
fields of picture and green background. I work in the terrestrial
broadcast end so the FCC says what we can and can't do, so from my end
it doesn't mean anything as we're not allowed to send it to you until
it gets converted to 1080i 59.94.

G²

Is that the rate of CableCast HD?? i.e.. twice 29.97 ?