[exv]

For those of you with CBS HD East or HD West does D* also give you the SD versions of CBS East and West (channels 380 and 381) once they activate the HD counteparts?



Thanks,


-e.

 

[tbb1226]

No.

 

[Arkie]

I get CBS HD because I get CBS SD. I live in a white area.

 

[MarcVoc]

When my waiver was granted for CBS and they activated CBS HD for me, they also activated the SD CBS (380 and 381) and added the $2.99/month charge for the Distant Network feed without my knowledge. Since I didn't want or need the SD CBS feed, I called and asked them to remove it...they did and they credited my account for the days that I had 380/381 without knowing it. So now I have CBS HD (80) and NBC HD (82) without the SD versions (380/381 and 382/383).


Marc

 

[cdharris]

Quote:

Originally posted by exv For those of you with CBS HD East or HD West does D* also give you the SD versions of CBS East and West (channels 380 and 381) once they activate the HD counteparts?-e.

If you have waivers or live in a white area and qualify for the Distant Network Signal (DNS) feeds, you get the East and West SD feeds and will also get the HD network (as available) feeds, both E and W if you add the HD package. If you only qualify for Network HD feeds because you live in an O-O area, you only get the HD feeds, not the SD (assuming that D* applies it's rules consistently).

 

[arxaw]

Quote:

Originally posted by cdharris If you have waivers or live in a white area and qualify for the Distant Network Signal (DNS) feeds, you get the East and West SD feeds and will also get the HD network (as available) feeds, both E and W if you add the HD package...

When I "lived" at a white area address, I got CBS-SD E & W and CBS-HD E & W without subscribing to the HD package. (CBS-SD chs 380 & 381 and CBS-HD chs 80 & 81)

 

[jdspencer]

If you are getting the DNS channels because of a waiver and are paying for those, you get the HD version when they become available. You don't need the HD package.