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DLP Theater in Shawnee

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on December 2nd, 2006

I check DLP.com every once and while to see if we are ever going to get a DLP theater in the OKC metro area. The closest theater with a DLP projector is in Plano until now. I am not sure when this opened but from looking at the web site it looks like they have 5 [...]

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OTA Recording Options?

Posted by: Dennis Whiteman on November 6th, 2006

hddizzy writes:
With current ABC/FOX, and possibly future HD programming available only over the air (OTA). Do those of us who almost refuse to watch non-HD programming have a recording option for over the air HD? Are there any DVD recorders that have a digital tuner? A recent consumer reports article about DVD recorders [...]

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KOCB and KAUT in Norman

Posted by: Dennis Whiteman on October 26th, 2006

Herbert Skidmore writes:
I have recently installed an outdoor antenna in order to receive KOCO over the air transmission. No indoor antenna that I tried would work here in north Norman (Tecumseh Road and Porter). Reception is great for KOCO. Other Norman HD users say I am lucky. However, I have scanned several [...]

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DirecTV Rollsout 6.3 Software for the HD Tivo Boxes

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on September 16th, 2006

It is finally here. The 6.3 software rollout has begun. I am not sure when Oklahoma users will get the update but I am sure it is soon. Your boxes needs to connected to a phone line for the new software to be activated and installed.

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Tivo Releases HD Series 3 Box

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on September 13th, 2006

TiVo Debuts Revolutionary Series3 High Definition Digital Media Recorder
The TiVo Series3 HD Box is the World’s first THX Certified DVR and Delivers the Best Home Theater Experience with Advanced Broadband Features and Two CableCARD Slots for Digital Cable Integration
Alviso, CA — September 12, 2006 — TiVo Inc., the creator of and a leader in television [...]

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DirecTV HD Tivo Boxes to Get 6.3 Software Upgrade

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on September 9th, 2006

I have read on several message boards that DirecTV will rollout the 6.3 upgrade for the HR10-250 HD Tivo boxes next week. The new features will be folders and a faster guide. 

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Cotton Bowl Gets HDTV Scoreboard

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on August 19th, 2006

The State Fair of Texas has chosen Daktronics to build a new HD LED powered video display for the Cotton Bowl. This part of the $50 renovation plan for the stadium.
When completed, the new ProStar(R) video board will match the 720p HD standard, with 720 lines of resolution, each line populated with 1,280 full-color LED [...]

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Elgato Systems introduces EyeTV Hybrid ATSC Tuner

Posted by: Dennis Whiteman on August 16th, 2006

Elgato Systems today introduced the EyeTV Hybrid, a combo NTSC/ATSC TV tuner for Macintosh computers that plugs into a USB 2 port. I own the EyeTV 500, which only does digital TV and has a Firewire interface. It has completely changed the way I use and view HDTV. Unlike some DVR systems, there are no [...]

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DirecTV to Release HD DVR in August

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on July 27th, 2006

According to TVWeek, Directv is releasing its MPEG4 HD-DVR in mid-August. The first market the box will be released is L.A. then it will be released in other markets in subsequent weeks. Since there are no HD locals in Oklahoma I don’t think we will see this box in Oklahoma for a while.
Link to Article
 

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HDMI Licensing Fee Reduced

Posted by: Kevin Sherrard on July 24th, 2006

HDMI Licensing, the agent responsible for licensing the High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) specification, announced it has reduced the annual administration fee for HDMI adopters from $15,000 to $10,000. The fee reduction was made possible by HDMI’s growing success in the marketplace. This will also allow more devices to be equipped with HDMI ports.

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HD Fireworks

Posted by: Dennis Whiteman on July 6th, 2006

I’ve posted a short fireworks video on my main site that I shot using my Sony HDR-HC3 High-Definition Handycam Camcorder tonight for those of you who missed the fireworks in your town on the fourth of July.
When I have some free time, I’ll post a complete review of the camcorder here.

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HDMI vs Component

Posted by: KvHD on June 13th, 2006

I have been reading some articles (online) about how component is not much better image wise than HDMI. I purchased a Magnavox 50 inch DLP TV that has HDMI input but didn’t have a need to use until I recently installed a new DirecTV HD receiver last week. Your opinions would be very [...]

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Video Game LCD Question

Posted by: anonymous on May 31st, 2006

Does anyone hook there PS2 into an LCD with component cables? I just picked up a Samsung 26 in LCD HDTV and hooked it to my PS2 with component cables. For some reason when I play my games on it I get a 1 inch black bar all the way up the left [...]

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Another Poll Question

Posted by: BobbyC on May 31st, 2006

How many here are interested or would be interested in More information about The advantages of Big Dish C Band and 4 DTV and C Band HD?

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titancast

Posted by: anonymous on May 30th, 2006

Are any Oklahoma City channels thinking of using TitanCast for streaming programming over the internet?
I don’t know if this technology is feasible for High Definition, but if it is this could be the answer for some HD programming for us out in the DEEP Fringe of the state (151 miles from OKC towers and still [...]

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Local Digital Television

Stations highlighted in Green have operational digital television stations. Stations are listed in the order it was first reported here that they were testing or broadcasting over the air.

Networks highlighted in Purple broadcast at least some high definition programming some days and most nights.

Channel Numbers highlighted in Red are multicasting — offering multiple sub channels on one DTV station. If it's not listed, we just don't know about it yet. Contact us

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City DTV

NetworkDTVStation
NBC27KFOR-DT
IND51KSBI-DT
ABC7KOCO-DT
PAX50KOPX-DT
FOX24KOKH-DT
WB33KOCB-DT
TBN15KTBO-DT
PBS32KETA-DT
CBS39KWTV-DT
UPN40KAUT-DT

Tulsa DTV

NetworkDTVStation
NBC56KJRH-DT
CBS55KOTV-DT
PAX28KTPX-DT
FOX22KOKI-DT
IND49KGEB-DT
UPN42KTFO-DT
ABC10KTUL-DT
IND48KWHB-DT
PBS38KOED-DT
WB55-2KWBT-DT

Ada, OK/Ardmore, OK

NetworkDTVStation
CBS20KXII-DT
NBC26KTEN-DT

Bartlesville, OK

NetworkDTVStation
TBN15KDOR-DT

Cheyenne, OK

NetworkDTVStation
PBS8KWET-DT

Claremore, OK

NetworkDTVStation
IND35KRSC-DT

Eufaula, OK

NetworkDTVStation
PBS31KOET-DT

Shawnee, OK

NetworkDTVStation
IND29KQOK-DT

Surrounding States

Fort Smith, AR

NetworkDTVStation
ABC21KHBS-DT
CBS18KFSM-DT
NBC27KPOM-DT
PBS45KAFT-DT

Wichita Falls, TX/Lawton, OK

NetworkDTVStation
ABC11KSWO-DT
CBS22KAUZ-DT
Fox15KJTL-DT
NBC28KFDX-DT

Useful Links

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3250HD
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