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Goodbye KTLA

Postby fredtv » Mon Nov 28, 2005 8:08 pm

I went to AMC3 transponder 15 and found a black screen with the words
''authorization not available.''

I've been watching them since they were on Spacenet 3.

Onward to the future, I guess.
fredtv
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Steven Carter » Tue Nov 29, 2005 4:08 am

Hey FredTV
It's almost 1am Tuesday here on the east coast and I'm watching KTLA on W3
15.


"fredtv" <fred@fredcantu.com> wrote in message
news:gJNif.3150$A23.1572@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...
I went to AMC3 transponder 15 and found a black screen with the words
''authorization not available.''

I've been watching them since they were on Spacenet 3.

Onward to the future, I guess.

Steven Carter
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby RA-5C » Tue Nov 29, 2005 12:08 pm

I am watching KTLA on AMC3 transponder 15 at 8:35 CST on Tuesday November
29, 2005.
No problems getting it.

fredtv wrote:

I went to AMC3 transponder 15 and found a black screen with the words
''authorization not available.''

I've been watching them since they were on Spacenet 3.

Onward to the future, I guess.
RA-5C
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby DRLev » Wed Nov 30, 2005 8:08 pm

And now from what I am hearing only YSP customers will have the D5 channels cut
off on 12/1

The other providers' customers will not be cut off until their contracts
expire. Also last Friday and Saturday I know of a few people that ordered D5
from YSP. The channels were sold to them. Something is not kosher here.


"Jerry Hermes" <49er@cox.net> wrote in message
news:jPnjf.9779$Wu.192@fed1read05...
|I reveived a call from Turnervision yesterday (11/29) informing me of the
| following:
|
| Eff: 12/1/05, the Denver 5 stations are history. I will get a refund.
| Eff: 12/1/05: KTLA, WPIX, WGN are history. I will ge a refund.
| Eff: 1s quarter of 2006, Primetime's East Coast network feeds are history.
|
| Analog seems dead, and these above-mentioned feeds are NOT moving to digital
| side, acessible by Motorola's digital units.
|
| An era is truly dead.
|
| Jerry
|
|
| "RA-5C" <RA-5CNOSPAM@alzonia.com> wrote in message
| news:438C677D.210CD716@alzonia.com...
| >I am watching KTLA on AMC3 transponder 15 at 8:35 CST on Tuesday November
| > 29, 2005.
| > No problems getting it.
| >
| > fredtv wrote:
| >
| >> I went to AMC3 transponder 15 and found a black screen with the words
| >> ''authorization not available.''
| >>
| >> I've been watching them since they were on Spacenet 3.
| >>
| >> Onward to the future, I guess.
| >
|
|
DRLev
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby DRLev » Wed Nov 30, 2005 8:08 pm

NPS (and possibly SRL) is making arrangements to offer the Digicipher feeds of
the D5 channels
NPS is considering unlinking KTLA, WPIX, WGN in DCII

I would need to check the status of the Primetime 23 channels with a reliable
source before I can comment on them, but I do not consider YSP a reliable
source.


"Jerry Hermes" <49er@cox.net> wrote in message
news:jPnjf.9779$Wu.192@fed1read05...
|I reveived a call from Turnervision yesterday (11/29) informing me of the
| following:
|
| Eff: 12/1/05, the Denver 5 stations are history. I will get a refund.
| Eff: 12/1/05: KTLA, WPIX, WGN are history. I will ge a refund.
| Eff: 1s quarter of 2006, Primetime's East Coast network feeds are history.
|
| Analog seems dead, and these above-mentioned feeds are NOT moving to digital
| side, acessible by Motorola's digital units.
|
| An era is truly dead.
|
| Jerry
|
|
| "RA-5C" <RA-5CNOSPAM@alzonia.com> wrote in message
| news:438C677D.210CD716@alzonia.com...
| >I am watching KTLA on AMC3 transponder 15 at 8:35 CST on Tuesday November
| > 29, 2005.
| > No problems getting it.
| >
| > fredtv wrote:
| >
| >> I went to AMC3 transponder 15 and found a black screen with the words
| >> ''authorization not available.''
| >>
| >> I've been watching them since they were on Spacenet 3.
| >>
| >> Onward to the future, I guess.
| >
|
|
DRLev
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Jerry Hermes » Wed Nov 30, 2005 8:08 pm

I reveived a call from Turnervision yesterday (11/29) informing me of the
following:

Eff: 12/1/05, the Denver 5 stations are history. I will get a refund.
Eff: 12/1/05: KTLA, WPIX, WGN are history. I will ge a refund.
Eff: 1s quarter of 2006, Primetime's East Coast network feeds are history.

Analog seems dead, and these above-mentioned feeds are NOT moving to digital
side, acessible by Motorola's digital units.

An era is truly dead.

Jerry


"RA-5C" <RA-5CNOSPAM@alzonia.com> wrote in message
news:438C677D.210CD716@alzonia.com...
I am watching KTLA on AMC3 transponder 15 at 8:35 CST on Tuesday November
29, 2005.
No problems getting it.

fredtv wrote:

I went to AMC3 transponder 15 and found a black screen with the words
''authorization not available.''

I've been watching them since they were on Spacenet 3.

Onward to the future, I guess.
Jerry Hermes
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Guest » Thu Dec 01, 2005 12:08 pm

The other providers' customers will not be cut off until their
contracts expire. Also last Friday and Saturday I know
of a few people that ordered D5 from YSP. The channels
were sold to them. Something is not kosher here
..

Works on NPS subscriptions today, 1 Dec., 05
..
Just another selling game by Dishnetwork. Keep them in the dark, and
fool them.
..
Guest
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby DRLev » Thu Dec 01, 2005 8:08 pm

They are playing games. D5 analog is still available through NPS and AFAIK also
through SRL.

Eventually the analog feeds probably will disappear. YSP does uplink them, but
they are not gone yet. When analog is gone NPS will be offering the Digicipher
feeds.
DRLev
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Micro Henry » Thu Dec 01, 2005 8:08 pm

"Jerry Hermes" <49er@cox.net> wrote in news:jPnjf.9779$Wu.192@fed1read05:

I reveived a call from Turnervision yesterday (11/29) informing me of
the following:

Eff: 12/1/05, the Denver 5 stations are history. I will get a refund.
Eff: 12/1/05: KTLA, WPIX, WGN are history. I will ge a refund.
Eff: 1s quarter of 2006, Primetime's East Coast network feeds are
history.

Analog seems dead, and these above-mentioned feeds are NOT moving to
digital side, acessible by Motorola's digital units.

An era is truly dead.

Jerry


I just got a bill from Netlink for $153, and now my TV screen has a message:
Urgent, Dever networks analog Starz and Encore are leaving C-band.

Contact us immediately to schedule you free equipment ugrade today to avoid
losing these programs. 1-800-680-5880.

uH
Micro Henry
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Guest » Fri Dec 02, 2005 4:08 am

I just got a bill from Netlink for $153, and now my TV screen
has a message:
Urgent, Dever networks analog Starz and Encore are leaving C-band.

I would sure call them if you paid $153.00; otherwise call NPS:
www.callnps.com

I have NPS and can see them as normal.
Guest
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Micro Henry » Fri Dec 02, 2005 8:08 pm

losalamos_1@yahoo.com wrote:

I would sure call them if you paid $153.00; otherwise call NPS:
www.callnps.com

I have NPS and can see them as normal.


Thanks,

I was able to resolve the problem through a purchase at NPS. I did not spend
the $153 at Netlink yet. So, no money was lost.

However, I talked to Netlink. They were adamant about the fact that the
DENVER Net will be gone. Netlink claims to own the Denver Net and it will be
gone no matter what NPS told me. NPS at first told me that was not true. So
I requested to speak to a supervisor or someone of authority to clarify who
is telling me the truth.

NPS told me it is true that Denver Net is owned by Netlink. At the time of
my call, NPS had not been told these signals are leaving C-band. But NPS
agrees that they could be gone shortly, and have heard the same rumors I
have. NPS recommended buying by the month, and if it is still there after
the 1st of the year, renew for a longer period during the next billing cycle.
So, that is what I did.

Good luck to all who are looking for a solution. The NPS solutions may be a
temporary reprieve until NETLINK pulls the plug.

uH
Micro Henry
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Guest » Sat Dec 03, 2005 2:43 am

They [Netlink] were adamant about the fact that the
DENVER Net will be gone. Netlink claims to own the
Denver Net and it will be gone no matter what NPS told me.

Years ago, TCI setup Denver 5, then it was sold "Murdoch,"
and Murdoch in essence forced a sale of it to Echostar.

So, Netlink [Turner Vision, SuperStar] is owned by Echostar.

So yes, Echostar can terminate analog Denver stations...
and most likely will in the near future.

But NPS agrees that they could be gone shortly,

When Echostar terminates the analog feeds, there is a good chance
we may have access to the digital feeds on HITS on W1

Do remember, Echostar stated back in Winter of 1999, C-Band would be
history within a year or two, when they made that contract deal
with Netlink. Netlink has put out "fear ads" over the years, and has
tried
to switch their previous and existing customers over to DISHNETWORK.

It's been dirty pool by Netlink/Echostar over the past five years,
imho. One
deception after another by Netlink/Echostar.

So, just wait-n-see....HITS may allow us to view these channels.
Guest
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Mickey Mouse » Sat Dec 03, 2005 8:08 pm

losalamos_1@yahoo.com wrote in news:1133494281.781339.165000
@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:


I have NPS and can see them as normal.



YSP hasn't cut them off as of 12/3.
Mickey Mouse
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Bob » Sat Dec 03, 2005 8:08 pm

On 1 Dec 2005 06:01:25 -0800, losalamos_1@yahoo.com wrote:

The other providers' customers will not be cut off until their
contracts expire. Also last Friday and Saturday I know
of a few people that ordered D5 from YSP. The channels
were sold to them. Something is not kosher here
.
Works on NPS subscriptions today, 1 Dec., 05
.
Just another selling game by Dishnetwork. Keep them in the dark, and
fool them.
.
Hey it works in the private sector too! Imagine that. It sounds just

like the democrats where it's keep them in the dark(government
schools) and ignorant and then lie to them till they believe it.
Bob
 

Re: Goodbye KTLA

Postby Frank Malczewski » Sat Dec 03, 2005 8:08 pm

Bob <blablabla!@bla.net> wrote:

On 1 Dec 2005 06:01:25 -0800, losalamos_1@yahoo.com wrote:

The other providers' customers will not be cut off until their
contracts expire. Also last Friday and Saturday I know
of a few people that ordered D5 from YSP. The channels
were sold to them. Something is not kosher here
.
Works on NPS subscriptions today, 1 Dec., 05
.
Just another selling game by Dishnetwork. Keep them in the dark, and
fool them.
.
Hey it works in the private sector too! Imagine that. It sounds just
like the democrats where it's keep them in the dark(government
schools) and ignorant and then lie to them till they believe it.

hello mr loony tunes
Frank Malczewski
 

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