At the 3:09 mark: Retroplex ID, after the March 30th, 2012 airing of The Prince and the Showgirl (1957). If anyone out here recorded Retroplex promos from early-April 2006 to at least the fall of 2013, I would appreciate seeing them. Thanks! I do know that, on the HD feed of Indieplex, they already added the words “The following is rated” above the movie rating info, and the longer versions of their ID’s were slightly more common at the time, too. But now, it leaves me to wonder what the Indieplex HD promos looked like, that is, if they actually showed promos in 16:9 format.
@@DJ_Saunders So March 30th, 2012 is the latest use of EPIX using the 2009-2012 Feature Presentation bumper (so far), I see? I’m guessing that, between 3/30/2012 to 4/27/2012, somewhere along the way, that’s when EPIX eventually retired their 2009-2012 Feature Presentation bumper?
Nat Geo Wild had a show about cats and also that Sunshine Channel I guess there's something on then the learning channels replacement TLC had a chipmunk ad
This is like a month after my video was recorded. Not coincidentally, the IMG 1.9 was released around the same time (I wanted to get my video in before the 1.9 release dropped with the new UI.)
hey great videos of the fios channels Im looking to get a good deal soon, Id like to get the DZvR for under 15 per mnth You pleased with the over all quality?.
This last group of Standard Definition channels are a toss up to what 3 channels are better than the rest. I guess 303 Tennis is good for all the lovers of the sport, 304 Golf is good for all the lovers of the sport. and finally 395 Epix which show many movies that actually made money like Thor and Captain America.
The worst channels in this group of Standard Definition channels are all the shopping channels and the best are 189 BBC America, 197 Fear Net, and 232 Fox Movie Channel.
If a person could only choose 3 channels from this selection of Standard Definition programming, I would recommend channel 8 WGN America because it is a Chicago based network; channel 19 Me TV because it is a Connecticut based channel showing old classic shows like Hawaii 5-O; and channel 128 History because they got shows like Ice Road Truckers and Deadliest Roads.
Ultimate HD that is whole lot of HD channels for 150 dollars per month. I assume you got the free DVR and free SD box that saves you 25 dollars a month in rental fees. I think that a person would have to either watch 150 hours of On Demand programming or 150 GB of total internet bandwidth per month just to break even from the monthly charges.
