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radougherty

join:1999-07-23
Austin, TX
·RoadRunner Cable

For HD customers this stinks

So I can get 2 HD streams with this new wiz band service, then count me out. With my DirecTV HD Tivo I can be recording two streams just with that one box while watching another HD program with my TV's HD tuner. Think I'll sticking with the service I have now thank you very much SBC, not!


barqsdrinker
What Can I Photograph Today?
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join:2001-02-26
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said by radougherty See Profile :

So I can get 2 HD streams with this new wiz band service, then count me out. With my DirecTV HD Tivo I can be recording two streams just with that one box while watching another HD program with my TV's HD tuner. Think I'll sticking with the service I have now thank you very much SBC, not!
Totally agree. Two HD Tivos along with one standalone HD reciever. I count 5 streams. 24Meg isn't going to cut it.
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jcnnghm

join:2001-08-29
Severna Park, MD

Compare that to the 622mbps down, 155mbps up that the FiOS fiber is capable of to see how truly pathetic that offering really is.

It is possible to support a 30mbps net connection, stream ~66 high def programs and have over 10 VoIP lines going at once without saturating the line. And even that assumes that they don't take advantage of the built in RF video overlay frequency, or employ some crazy multicasting techniques to allow even more simultaneous channels.


starstuff
Fly By Wire
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join:2001-12-05
Mcallen, TX

reply to barqsdrinker
said by barqsdrinker See Profile :

said by radougherty See Profile :

So I can get 2 HD streams with this new wiz band service, then count me out. With my DirecTV HD Tivo I can be recording two streams just with that one box while watching another HD program with my TV's HD tuner. Think I'll sticking with the service I have now thank you very much SBC, not!
Totally agree. Two HD Tivos along with one standalone HD reciever. I count 5 streams. 24Meg isn't going to cut it.
... and when you take into consideration the interference from HAMs, atmospheric, electrical and other forms of MF/HF EMI VDSL sounds even worse.


anonME

@prserv.net
reply to radougherty
If that concerns you, maybe you should think of cutting off all your service cause your watch too much TV.

radougherty

join:1999-07-23
Austin, TX
·RoadRunner Cable

said by anonME :

If that concerns you, maybe you should think of cutting off all your service cause your watch too much TV.
So a family is to be limited to the number of channels that they can watch at one time so SBC can make thier plan work?
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