From what I understand channel 1300 is the supposed 3-d channel so far on Cablevision. I guess programming is scarce, sounds typical regarding Cablevision being late with new technology. Their competition Verizon already has a 3-d channel. If Cablevision doesnt follow suit soon I think I will finally switch to Verizon.
They like to make sure you pay your monthly bill but they dont keep up with the times, I mean look at the cableboxes and the 16 bit looking screen interface.
Has anyone seen 3-D on Cablevision? I know they were the 1st with a 3D Broadcast but I have not heard anything since
Quote from Reuters:
"This agreement with Cablevision marks another milestone in the emergence of 3D entertainment in the home," said Michael V. Lewis, Chairman and CEO of RealD. "Now Cablevision customers who have 3D television sets will be able to experience high definition 3D from the comfort of their living room beginning with the Rangers vs. Islanders game."
The RealD Format builds on the company's patented side-by-side 3D formatting technology and is capable of delivering crisp, clear, high definition 3D to the home utilizing all channels of the existing HD broadcast infrastructure. Cablevision has chosen to use the side-by-side method as its primary method of delivering 3D content due to its ability to deliver high-quality progressive and interlaced video over existing infrastructure including existing HD set-top boxes and DVRs.
They like to make sure you pay your monthly bill but they dont keep up with the times, I mean look at the cableboxes and the 16 bit looking screen interface.
Has anyone seen 3-D on Cablevision? I know they were the 1st with a 3D Broadcast but I have not heard anything since
Quote from Reuters:
"This agreement with Cablevision marks another milestone in the emergence of 3D entertainment in the home," said Michael V. Lewis, Chairman and CEO of RealD. "Now Cablevision customers who have 3D television sets will be able to experience high definition 3D from the comfort of their living room beginning with the Rangers vs. Islanders game."
The RealD Format builds on the company's patented side-by-side 3D formatting technology and is capable of delivering crisp, clear, high definition 3D to the home utilizing all channels of the existing HD broadcast infrastructure. Cablevision has chosen to use the side-by-side method as its primary method of delivering 3D content due to its ability to deliver high-quality progressive and interlaced video over existing infrastructure including existing HD set-top boxes and DVRs.
