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speaking of this, is there any easy cheap way to get radio talk shows on
satellite without owning a radio station? The closest AM stations that have
talk on don't come in where I live, about 30 miles from them, but they cut
the power after sundown anyway. I've tried using realaudio and media
player, but that sounds worst over a 28.8 connection than analog voice
calls, all the break up and the like makes it difficult to record because
once it pauses once, it usually won't come back in unless you restart the
stream. I have a c-band TV satellite receiver, but it's probably about 10
years old, it can descramble TV channels, but what good that does when my
talk shows I like aren't on TV anyway? I would like it a lot if such a
system could stop recording of the program during commercials seeing md
only holds 74 minutes, and home decks don't have changers, but more
importantly to schedule recordings of certain channels at certain times,
especially if I could control it easily with commands on my computer, but
these features aren't absolutely necessarily needed if there was something
that recorded longer, and was easy to edit like md.
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>Hi
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>I have a Panasonic PT56WXF95 HDTV, a Panasonic TU DST50 HDTV Decoder and
>a Panasonic PVHD 1000 HD VCR. I live in Los Angeles (Beverly Hills) and
>there are eight stations currently broadcasting with an HD signal with
>one more to go on in Spring. This is far more than any market I am aware
>of. Digital stations here are 31 KTLA (WB) 36 KNBC (NBC) 42 KWHY
>(Business and Spanish) 43 KCAL (Independent) 53 KABC (ABC) 59 KCET
>(PBS-not on air yet, scheduled to begin HD broadcasting this Spring) 60
>KCBS (CBS) 65 KTTV (FOX) and 66 KCOP (UPN). I get all these stations
>perfectly, although I may have to redirect the antenna at times. Most
>are broadcastng at least some genuine HDTV programming, others are
>simulcasting with their analog siblings for now. However, even analog
>programs through the HDTV decoder look much better than the same program
>on cable. For now I live in a north facing apartment. I can not get DSS.
>So what I would like to do is trade HD tapes with someone who wants HD
>network programs (such as The Tonight Show, most of the CBS schedule,
>some CBS sports, ABC movies, ABC sports, The X-Files and so on-whatever
>you like-and remember even the analog 4:3 shows on digital (such as last
>nights Grammys, which would been great in HDTV with 5.1 surround sound)
>are better than what you see on any other source other than an HD
>channel, with someone who wants HD network programs in exchange for HD
>copies of movies I want in HD for my permanent collection (such as
>"Titanic" and "The Fifth Element" although there are many, many more)
>and other HD programming from HD HBO, HD Showtime, HD Pay Per View and
>other satellite HD sources. This would be great for you if you live in
>an area where network HD is poor or non existent or a limited number of
>networks are available and if you also have the Panasonic setup (PVHD
>1000 HD VCR and TU DST50 or TU DST51 HDTV Decoder) as I do. Of course,
>you also need the Dish 5000 receiver and the HDTV modulator for that
>unit. Others may work as well, but that is the only one I am aware of
>(that works in conjunction with the Panasonic units.) Please E-Mail me
>or reply if interested.
>
>Thanks,
>Rodney
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