sizemic1

FINALLY!

Cox Communications in San Diego is now offering up HDTV service.
Box/Tuner combo rents for $10/month and replaces any box you currently have. $50 setup fee (which is a rip) but i didn't care i NEEDED to see those HD signals on my new tv.

There's virtually nothing about the service on their website other than the fact that it's still a "Future Service" and FAQ section.

Basically you just need a 1080i compatible set with Component inputs.

So far they're offering 6 channels.. (NBC, ABC, CBS, PBS, HBO, and Showtime) that are capable of serving up HD programming. Unfortunately Fox is missing which sucks cuz i want to watch 24 in HD.

Anyway..the picture's awesome..can't wait until this programming is the norm instead of the exception.

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halfmoon

Fox doesn't support HD, anywhere. All Fox supports is 480p, but most of it's programming is just a crop job and stretched.

You're not missing anything except a Dolby Digital output, unless they started supplying cable boxes with toslink or SP/DIF connections.

Cheers

sizemic1

Actually my cable box has both types of audio outputs.

Is there a decent website that has information about current HD Network programming and future infomation?