Mtv Hd
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Mtv Hd
I just noticed last night that I have a new HD channel on my Cox cable lineup, unfortuantly it is MTV (not Fox or TNT or WB or UPN, etc). I only watched about a minute of it all night due to other shows and Xbox 360. Does anyone else have this? Watch it much? Worth anything? I just hope they show videos on this channel and not the same crap MTV 1 & 2 show now.
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Originally Posted by BadlyDrawnBoy
Maybe it will show music videos, I doubt any of the current crop of MTV shows are shot in HD, so why bother broadcasting in HD
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What I saw last night was a 50 cent concert, but I can not stand him so I flipped it back to 24 (my SD feed of 24 ), I will check it out again tonight.
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Originally Posted by Fielding Mellish
Over on the AVS forums, rumor has it thet Universal HD and MTV-HD are rolling out on Comcast at about the same time.
MTVHD doesn't bother me. I don't watch anything on it, but maybe something cool will come of it with concerts and live shows.
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Universal HD is pretty good. Some great movies show on there, commercial free. I can't imagine a more useless HD channel that MTV in its current state.
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I think it's going to be mostly a concert channel right now. I've heard that the Unplugged series will be shown. It'll be some time before we start seeing enough HD videos.
Instead of MtvHD, DirecTV is getting CD USA. It's pretty much a concert channel and most likely have lots and lots of reruns.
Instead of MtvHD, DirecTV is getting CD USA. It's pretty much a concert channel and most likely have lots and lots of reruns.
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Originally Posted by tommyp007
Universal HD is pretty good. Some great movies show on there, commercial free. I can't imagine a more useless HD channel that MTV in its current state.
We just received Universal HD through Time Warner at the beginning of the year. It does not appear to be a channel I'll watch much. I think they show Law & Order like Comedy Central showed SNL.
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Originally Posted by BadlyDrawnBoy
Maybe it will show music videos, I doubt any of the current crop of MTV shows are shot in HD, so why bother broadcasting in HD
For those wanting their music in HD, sign up for Dish and get Rave(former Voom channel). Music concerts 24/7, all shot in HD. A killer channel, I miss it.
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Well I flipped several times last night and all I saw was hip-hop videos, I guess they may have been upcomnverted, and one song from Bruce Springsteen's VH1 Story Tellers series. I hope they do not go with 90% hip-hop which seems to be the case now.
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
Well I doubt any videos are shot in HD either, so the whole idea sounds like a farce.
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Originally Posted by BadlyDrawnBoy
Maybe it will show music videos, I doubt any of the current crop of MTV shows are shot in HD, so why bother broadcasting in HD
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Originally Posted by Adam Tyner
How do you think music videos are shot? I'd image that the number of music videos in standard/heavy rotation on MTV/VH1/CMT that aren't shot on film or high-definition video is extremely small. Editing/post-production in HD is what counts.
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Okay it seems they are pretty much showing everything in the library, but I have not caught anything I like yet, as they had some country videos on last night. I would guess right now they may be doing a VH1 classics type format with a block of like videos, but I have not watched it enough to figure out the logic of it.