My PQ looked great for the olympics here. I am glad that you found a service that makes you happy. Although, if I had a DVR that only held about 16 hrs of hd that would not sufficient for my needs.
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Satisfied? I guess it's a matter of perspective.
I'm an old guy who in Sacramento in 1951 watched a TV station in San Francisco showing live MacArthur's plane land in San Francisco, all on Hoffman TV with a small green screen offering a snowy picture using a 40' antenna. I thought then it was a miracle of modern science.
I'd have to say that at this point in my life I was more than impressed with the multiple NBCU channels HD offering live Olympics coverage from China through a series of satellites and ground stations presenting a truly sharp picture on my 42" Pany via a 722 which was recording everything so I could play it back.
Not that I don't expect Dish to keep improving things, but in my area the Comcast system can offer little in HD and I'm lucky they're even here so I have a high speed internet connection. The new AT&T and Verizon? The new AT&T, which is my land line phone service did not even bother to offer DSL in most of their rural service areas. (Commitment to universal service in the U.S.? That's a laugh.) Verizon, my cell phone provider? We're not even on their map for anything "wired." So yeah, I'm satisfied with the Dish picture quality.
I'm an old guy who in Sacramento in 1951 watched a TV station in San Francisco showing live MacArthur's plane land in San Francisco, all on Hoffman TV with a small green screen offering a snowy picture using a 40' antenna. I thought then it was a miracle of modern science.
I'd have to say that at this point in my life I was more than impressed with the multiple NBCU channels HD offering live Olympics coverage from China through a series of satellites and ground stations presenting a truly sharp picture on my 42" Pany via a 722 which was recording everything so I could play it back.
Not that I don't expect Dish to keep improving things, but in my area the Comcast system can offer little in HD and I'm lucky they're even here so I have a high speed internet connection. The new AT&T and Verizon? The new AT&T, which is my land line phone service did not even bother to offer DSL in most of their rural service areas. (Commitment to universal service in the U.S.? That's a laugh.) Verizon, my cell phone provider? We're not even on their map for anything "wired." So yeah, I'm satisfied with the Dish picture quality.
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