- December 12th, 2006, 9:39 pm
#47544
has anyone heard anything about those shutters that go over the lights? when are those going up?

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Hold My Own wrote:I personally dont like the new screens as much as the old ones...they are divided up into 6 sections then put together, you can see the seam in every section and in a few places even see daylight between the sections. I noticed ripples where the seam is tighter in one place then another. Doc says that they will look good during movies, although thats not my concern b/c i'll never watch a movie on them, my biggest concern is during basketball...and with the lights up it just doesn't look as good as the one solid piece.not picky at all. what the freak? are you kidding me?
Does it seem like I'm being picky....indeed...the amount of money being spent on these you want everything to be perfect
JLFJR wrote:Thanks for your input, PA! Very helpful.
PAmedic wrote:Hold My Own wrote:I personally dont like the new screens as much as the old ones...they are divided up into 6 sections then put together, you can see the seam in every section and in a few places even see daylight between the sections. I noticed ripples where the seam is tighter in one place then another. Doc says that they will look good during movies, although thats not my concern b/c i'll never watch a movie on them, my biggest concern is during basketball...and with the lights up it just doesn't look as good as the one solid piece.not picky at all. what the freak? are you kidding me?
Does it seem like I'm being picky....indeed...the amount of money being spent on these you want everything to be perfect
that's flat out ridiculous, considering I highly DOUBT they were a donation![]()
put it this way- would any MAJOR program accept that kinda work? ummmm, NO. they'd be in a dumpster out back and the check would be cancelled.
SCAR wrote:By 2009 ALL TV will be in HD. Right now if you have a program not in HD you can use the title bar or smash or stretch your picture to make it fit your TV. After Feb 2009 if you don't have an HD TV you will have to have a converter to revert your HD broadcast back to an analog signal. That is why (I think) they needed to upgrade the screens to HD because the picture would look distorted once we start doing all the Liberty channel programming in HD.
SCAR wrote:By 2009 ALL TV will be in HD. Right now if you have a program not in HD you can use the title bar or smash or stretch your picture to make it fit your TV. After Feb 2009 if you don't have an HD TV you will have to have a converter to revert your HD broadcast back to an analog signal. That is why (I think) they needed to upgrade the screens to HD because the picture would look distorted once we start doing all the Liberty channel programming in HD.Who knows if that'll happen. The switch was supposed to be in '07, 2 years ago. and I beleive in '06 a few years before that. I know it'll eventually happen but they keep pushing this back.
SCAR wrote:By 2009 ALL TV will be in HD. Right now if you have a program not in HD you can use the title bar or smash or stretch your picture to make it fit your TV. After Feb 2009 if you don't have an HD TV you will have to have a converter to revert your HD broadcast back to an analog signal. That is why (I think) they needed to upgrade the screens to HD because the picture would look distorted once we start doing all the Liberty channel programming in HD.While for now this is true....to broadcast an HD signal to those screens we would have had to buy HD cameras as well. Not sure if we made that investment as well. I am also wondering if the studio or whatever is called in the vines was upgraded to broadcast that signal. The screens aren't the only investment to go to HD and if they aren't buying all the other equipment now, why not wait till a year from now for some new technology or a new company who doesn't take 10 months to figure out how to build these things right? Some just needs to call Bruce Carey (i think thats his name) and get the low down.
JLFJR wrote:Thanks for your input, PA! Very helpful.
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