I know this used to exist in my guide, but I can't find the regular or HD version of this channel. What channel numbers should the Big 10 Network be on? Is there some special package I have to have to get them? I used to have them and haven't changed any part of my HD/AT250 package.
Where is the Big 10 Network?
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They changed it just after the end of Last Season. There were several threads about it being moved.ebaltz said:
When it was introduced it was stated it was on free preview for everyone. They didn't take it away from you, they gave it to you for free last year.
http://www.multichannel.com/article/CA6476809.html
http://www.prosportsdaily.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141755
http://www.multichannel.com/article/CA6476809.html
http://www.prosportsdaily.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141755
That's funny, I thought I saw on Dish's very own website about the AT250 listing Big 10 Network.
http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/whats_on_dish/programming_packages/at_250/packages.aspx
Yep, there it is. Doesn't say anything about sports package or free preview...its listed as a channel that is part of the AT250.
SO WHERE IS IT!?
http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/whats_on_dish/programming_packages/at_250/packages.aspx
Yep, there it is. Doesn't say anything about sports package or free preview...its listed as a channel that is part of the AT250.
SO WHERE IS IT!?
That page lists all channels that may be available, even all of the RSNs. A the top of the page it says
You can receive your local Regional Sports Network based on your immediate geographical area, as determined by your ZIP code. (There may be more than one RSN available in your area.) Click here for information on RSN and Local Channel Eligibility
Note; The Dish web site is not always completely accurate. If you are not in a BT state, you have to get the All Sports package to get BTN.
You can receive your local Regional Sports Network based on your immediate geographical area, as determined by your ZIP code. (There may be more than one RSN available in your area.) Click here for information on RSN and Local Channel Eligibility
Note; The Dish web site is not always completely accurate. If you are not in a BT state, you have to get the All Sports package to get BTN.
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ebaltz,ebaltz said:
Yes you see it on that page, plus you see a bunch of Fox sports Regional channels, Madison Square Garden, Sports South, New England, ComCast and lots of others.
You only get like they say at the top "You can receive your local Regional Sports Network based on your immediate geographical area, as determined by your ZIP code. (There may be more than one RSN available in your area.) Click here for information on RSN and Local Channel Eligibility"
BigTen was removed from the at the End of last football season, it was all over the place and in the old Bronze, Gold, Platinum levels of the OLD HD it did have a * next to it. 9 months later its going to be hard to find the Platinum Level page Dish used to have, its changed to much. Just look at all the sports channels on that page, and you will see you only get whats in your region, Big Ten is no different than any other Regional Sports Channel. Want other regions you have to get the Multi Sports Package.
http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/our_products/dish_hd/programming/turboHD/index.shtml
This link at the bottom shows what states BTN is included in.
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I get BTN on Channel 9500.
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