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Shocker... The Wiz didn't even take one commercial break to screw up Alias

Started by Joseph S, Thursday Apr 20, 2006, 11:09:03 PM

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Joseph S

What a joke. Flip to SD while the opening credits run. This market is going to hell.

klwillis45

:confused:  Did you have SD for the rest of the show??? I dvr'd it and the only part that was in SD for me was the opening credits. I know The Unit's opening credits are always in SD but I don't remeber if Alias' are. Regardless, it's only the credits so I don't even care so long as the actual show is HD.

Joseph S

It goes fade to black -> HD -> SD -> HD all during opening credits. The rest is HD with a couple of late swtiches including the last one from one of the weather idiots.


QuoteI know The Unit's opening credits are always in SD
This is ridiculous. They've even got their nice blue bar running through the logo. I know it's national, but it's really absurd that CBS is doing this when the show is shot/run in HD.

LoadStar

Can someone explain why stations have to "flip" at all? Why can't they route the 4:3 content through a system to pillarbox and upconvert? One would think this would be infinitely easier... and probably make most customers much happier.

Joseph S

Congrats. They f'd it up again. Late on the switch on the umpteenth time.

It's supposed to say "Previously on Alias" not "Next time on Access Hollywood."

Looks like at least 3 other breaks were f'd up too! :(

Joseph S

They screwed up every single local commercial break for the entire episode. Total incompetence. Word to Dean Maytag, Frank Biancuzzo, and the other cronies:

Next time that worthless Hill is on the air smirking for 5 seconds...

You ought to know it's time to FLIP THE DAMN SWITCH!!!!!!!!

oz

Quote from: LoadStarCan someone explain why stations have to "flip" at all? Why can't they route the 4:3 content through a system to pillarbox and upconvert? One would think this would be infinitely easier... and probably make most customers much happier.

I agree.  Why don't they run things like ESPN-HD and TBS-HD. At worse, the commercial might be stretched.