"moving" to get CBS-HD

wanna get CBS HD for the superbowl...what do I have to do? I know
change service address/keep billing address...but how do I find an
address that will work with national feeds?

What needs to be done might be different for DirecTV v. Dish Network.

DirecTV will provide the HD CBS broadcast to those who live in
an area served by a CBS owned local affiliate.

There are two other needs... a High Definition satellite receiver
and a High Definition television set.

"Fake name goes here" wrote in message ...
wanna get CBS HD for the superbowl...what do I have to do? I know
change service address/keep billing address...but how do I find an
address that will work with national feeds?

In article ,
"Jack Ak" wrote:

DirecTV will provide the HD CBS broadcast to those who live in
an area served by a CBS owned local affiliate.

it's with Dirctv

so if I "move" to NYC (which is national I believe and O&O), I'll get
CBS-HD along with the NYC Locals...right?


There are two other needs... a High Definition satellite receiver
and a High Definition television set.

I'm set...got on the $99 deal from D*

Fake name goes here wrote:
In article ,
"Jack Ak" wrote:

DirecTV will provide the HD CBS broadcast to those who live in
an area served by a CBS owned local affiliate.

it's with Dirctv

so if I "move" to NYC (which is national I believe and O&O), I'll get
CBS-HD along with the NYC Locals...right?


You may have trouble finding a location for your dish in that NYC
apartment building. But Time Warner cable might offer CBS-HD. RCN offers
all HD locals but CBS. But yes, if you move to NYC, Philly, or a number
of other major markets (excluding Chicago I believe) you can get CBS HD.

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David G.

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 01:26:51 -0500, David G. wrote:

You may have trouble finding a location for your dish in that NYC
apartment building.

I hope this is an attempt at sarcasm or humor...

You do get the significane of the quotes around "moving", right?

But Time Warner cable might offer CBS-HD.

That'd be an awfully long cable run, I believe, for someone served by
BellSouth...

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Lenroc

Lenroc wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 01:26:51 -0500, David G. wrote:

You may have trouble finding a location for your dish in that NYC
apartment building.

I hope this is an attempt at sarcasm or humor...

You do get the significane of the quotes around "moving", right?

See what happens when you don't emote. Confuses everyone.


But Time Warner cable might offer CBS-HD.

That'd be an awfully long cable run, I believe, for someone served by
BellSouth...

Yes, but think picture quality, not cost of the cabling. Just piggyback
the cable on Amtrak's overhead wiring and you're set to go. I will now
emote :-)


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David G.