On FXM Channel they have where they are going to have HD. Is FIOS going to have FX movie channel in HD. I would like to have it.
It's just another channel showing cropped/chopped movies. The Sony Movie channel would be a better choice for Verizon to add. Besides, the FX movies are sometimes available in HD in the OnDemand section.
I find VERIZON to be extremely lagging behind all other television service providers due to the fact that Turner Classic Movie and FOX Movie channels are not available in high definition. Classic movie fanatics deserve far more attention to their demands because we are generally older, wealthier and quite loyal to the VERIZON brand. We are demanding classic movie channels in HD now!
@vjnemorin wrote:I find VERIZON to be extremely lagging behind all other television service providers due to the fact that Turner Classic Movie and FOX Movie channels are not available in high definition. Classic movie fanatics deserve far more attention to their demands because we are generally older, wealthier and quite loyal to the VERIZON brand. We are demanding classic movie channels in HD now!
I would agree but, as has been noted before, the Turner HD channel does NOT actually show any movies in HD. So it is actually the channel itself that is not providing the attention to the movies. In fact, TCM might be the only "HD" channel that does not provide anything in HD!
CNBC HD+ ?????
The competition (Cable Vision, Direct TV, Dish Network, RCN and Time Warner) have had the Tunner Classic Movie channel in HD or 16 by 9 high resolution video format for more than two year?
Furthermore, I have begun to notice that when compared to the competition, VERIZON FiOS does not come close to providing the same number of HD channel. I truly regret signing a two year contract.
I cannot wait to switch back,
I need my Tunner Classic Movie Channel in the same format I had with my previous provider
@vjnemorin wrote:Furthermore, I have begun to notice that when compared to the competition, VERIZON FiOS does not come close to providing the same number of HD channel. .
That statement is completely untrue. You want proof:
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