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Old 08-30-2008, 08:57 PM   #7
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Dish Network is in the process of forcing customers with MPEG2-based HD receivers to upgrade to ViP series receivers compatible with MPEG-4.

E* has sent out notices to the customers that they must upgrade their receivers. The deadline was August 1. Now E* is slowly moving MPEG-2 based HD channels into "hidden" areas on the satellite. Customers who are waiting for an installer to deliver a new MPEG-4 based receiver can get those MPEG-2 HD channels turned back on. Over the next month or so, all the MPEG-2 HD channels are going to disappear. Then the MPEG-2 SD channels will follow suit.
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