Speedvision has made my other channels almost obsolete! :-D Speedvision is as
much a necessity as cable-modems. At least my cable company likes me with
over $100 CAD bill a month :-P
Thank you Speedvision!
Jason.
c wrote:
> stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've been bugging them
> for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5
> months.
> I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =)
>
> scooter
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Getting the Speedvision channel on cable or satellite
Fans who lacked the Speedvision motorsport channel compared notes on persuading cable companies to carry it or switching to satellite services such as DSS and Dish Network. The thread drifted into internet access, satellite latency and home routers for hosting game servers.
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stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've been bugging them
for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5
months.
I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =)
scooter
[email hidden] (c) wrote in <196O4.3003$[email hidden]>:
>stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've been bugging them
>for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5
>months.
>I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =)
>
>scooter
Hi,
I am in the same boat! Just reciently two places around where I live
(Halifax, NS), Bedford/Sackville and Dartmouth got speedvision and my area
doesn't have it! They are playing radio adds talking about all of the
great NASCAR shows/racing news that you can get and it makes me mad! :(
I'll have to call e-mail my cable operator!
Later,
John
Call them every couple of weeks, and get some friends to do the same
(even if they're not motorsport fans...the more people who call, the
quicker they respond).
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> > [email hidden] (c) wrote in <196O4.3003$[email hidden]>: > > >stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've been bugging them > >for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5 > >months. > >I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =) > > > >scooter > > Hi, > I am in the same boat! Just reciently two places around where I live > (Halifax, NS), Bedford/Sackville and Dartmouth got speedvision and my area > doesn't have it! They are playing radio adds talking about all of the > great NASCAR shows/racing news that you can get and it makes me mad! :( > I'll have to call e-mail my cable operator! > > Later, > JohnIn article <196O4.3003$[email hidden]>, "c" <[email hidden]>
writes:
Whoops - sorry I mentioned it...<g>
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>stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've been bugging them >for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5 >months. >I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =) > >scooter >DSS is the ticket. Much better picture and they have SpeedVision.
Even better, the Fox sport channels re-broadcast all F1 races the same
day - you can pick the time to watch.
May cost $10 more a month but well worth it.
In article <[email hidden]>,
Jason Monds <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Speedvision has made my other channels almost obsolete! :-DSpeedvision is as
> much a necessity as cable-modems. At least my cable company likes mewith
bugging them
> > for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5
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> over $100 CAD bill a month :-P > > Thank you Speedvision! > Jason. > > c wrote: > > > stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've beenQuoted text (12 lines)
> > months. > > I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =) > > > > scooter > > -- > Jason Monds > http://www.proracingclub.com - Pro Racing Club! (N3, GPL) > http://members.home.net/stuff.mondsj/csp - Car Sim Project > (Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying) > >man...you think speedvision is great without watching it?? boy o boy!!!! i
can't believe i lived without that channel!!! i hope you get speedvision
soon!!!! it is the best channel!!!
I got tired of waiting after several times the CTV company said it would have it
in a few month, so I bought a satalite dish. They have all sorts of races and
racing shows that make it well worth it. I was paying $32 a month for CTV and
now I pay $40 for STV.
Lutrell
c wrote in message <196O4.3003$[email hidden]>...
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>stupid cable provider doesn't provide speedvision. I've been bugging them >for the past year, and it might pay off. They say maybe in around 4-5 >months. >I HATE hearing about all the cool stuff on speedvision =) > >scooter > >writes:
Whoops - sorry I mentioned it...<g>
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>Speedvision has made my other channels almost obsolete! :-D Speedvision is >as >much a necessity as cable-modems. At least my cable company likes me with >over $100 CAD bill a month :-P > >Thank you Speedvision! >Jason. >
Dan Belcher <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Well, I WOULD get a dish, but I would have to convince my father to go infor
> it. It kinda sucks being 16 years old. . .
>
It sucks even worse being 30 years old and having to _pay_ for all these
things. ;)
S.
But do they have fast internet access? I would still have to buy cable for
the internet.
Jason.
[email hidden] wrote:
> DSS is the ticket. Much better picture and they have SpeedVision.
> Even better, the Fox sport channels re-broadcast all F1 races the same
> day - you can pick the time to watch.
>
> May cost $10 more a month but well worth it.
>
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Well, I WOULD get a dish, but I would have to convince my father to go in for
it. It kinda sucks being 16 years old. . .
-----------------------------------------
Dan Belcher
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In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
(Dan Belcher) writes:
>I'm stuck with no Speedvision EVER coming most likely and a 56k modem that
>connects at only 31200 bps...
Actually, that speed is probably fine for online racing...<g>
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No Speedvision? I have 2 words for you -- Dish Network. I got my dish
about 2 months ago and Speedvision was not part of the package. In the
last month, they have added it as part of their Top 150 package, which
is $39.99/month. In addition to that package, I have the HBO package,
which adds 6 HBO channels for another $10.99/month. So, for just over
$50/month, I get around 160 channels, including Speedvision. That
beats the hell out of the $75/month I was paying for cable, which gave
me about 50 channels. You really should check into it...
TW
On 30 Apr 2000 17:58:18 GMT, [email hidden] (Dan Belcher) wrote:
Todd Walker
twalker294 at earthlink.net
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>I'm stuck with no Speedvision EVER coming most likely and a 56k modem that >connects at only 31200 bps... > > >----------------------------------------- >Dan Belcher >Team Racing Unlimited >http://simcrash.00game.comI'm getting 67 channels (including superchannel and some american
superstations) for $35 (CDN) a month. I'll wait a few more months for the
speedvision.
If only I can get my friend to quit telling me about all the good stuff he's
always watching.....
scooter
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> No Speedvision? I have 2 words for you -- Dish Network. I got my dish > about 2 months ago and Speedvision was not part of the package. In the > last month, they have added it as part of their Top 150 package, which > is $39.99/month. In addition to that package, I have the HBO package, > which adds 6 HBO channels for another $10.99/month. So, for just over > $50/month, I get around 160 channels, including Speedvision. That > beats the hell out of the $75/month I was paying for cable, which gave > me about 50 channels. You really should check into it... > > TW > > > > On 30 Apr 2000 17:58:18 GMT, [email hidden] (Dan Belcher) wrote: > > >I'm stuck with no Speedvision EVER coming most likely and a 56k modemQuoted text (10 lines)
> >connects at only 31200 bps... > > > > > >----------------------------------------- > >Dan Belcher > >Team Racing Unlimited > >http://simcrash.00game.com > > Todd Walker > twalker294 at earthlink.net75$ for cable? That's quite expensive! Wish we could receive
Speedvision here in Holland. Now I've got do do it with Discovery,
Eurosport, and Duke's Video...
Andre
On Mon, 01 May 2000 04:34:52 GMT, [email hidden] (Todd Walker)
wrote:
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>No Speedvision? I have 2 words for you -- Dish Network. I got my dish >about 2 months ago and Speedvision was not part of the package. In the >last month, they have added it as part of their Top 150 package, which >is $39.99/month. In addition to that package, I have the HBO package, >which adds 6 HBO channels for another $10.99/month. So, for just over >$50/month, I get around 160 channels, including Speedvision. That >beats the hell out of the $75/month I was paying for cable, which gave >me about 50 channels. You really should check into it... > >TW > > > >On 30 Apr 2000 17:58:18 GMT, [email hidden] (Dan Belcher) wrote: > >>I'm stuck with no Speedvision EVER coming most likely and a 56k modem that >>connects at only 31200 bps... >> >> >>----------------------------------------- >>Dan Belcher >>Team Racing Unlimited >>http://simcrash.00game.com > >Todd Walker >twalker294 at earthlink.netI cringe at the thought of satellite internet access. It should be fast,
but not conducive to gaming because of higher latencies.
Maybe I should have said, I'm paying so much for cable because I'm paying
for:
1. All 3-tiers
2. 3 additional outlets
3. Cable-internet access
4. 1 extra IP address
If I were to use satellite, I would need 4 satellite dishes and more. I
don't hate cable; I was just saying they love me because I'm using all of
their services :-D
Jason.
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> Good point. I have DSL but if you cannot get it in your area, you can > look into Direct PC. I know nothing about it - just that they have a > DSS/DirectPC dish that combines the two. > > In article <[email hidden]>, > Jason Monds <[email hidden]> wrote: > > But do they have fast internet access? I would still have to buy > cable for > > the internet. > > > > Jason. > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.Good point. I have DSL but if you cannot get it in your area, you can
look into Direct PC. I know nothing about it - just that they have a
DSS/DirectPC dish that combines the two.
In article <[email hidden]>,
Jason Monds <[email hidden]> wrote:
> But do they have fast internet access? I would still have to buycable for
> the internet.
>
> Jason.
>
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Before you buy.
I got the 2nd IP address because I had to get my YouBeTheBoss server up quickly
and painlessly :-) I built a Linux Red Hat 6.0 server with 2 ethernet cards
which could/might actually be used as a router but I hate making life hard for
myself.
I have a Linksys 10/100 hub, but that's child's play compared to a router.
Ahh... it looks nice and only $329.99 from Futureshop Canada :-(
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?prid=20&grid=5
Well at least I have a possible simpler idea than using Linux .. :-)
Jason.
Steve Garrotto wrote:
> Why not dump the second IP and get a LinkSys Router? It allows you to
> use NAT setup basic Firewall features and it even handles DHCP.
> Spending $160 now might save $ later?
>
> SLG
>
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yeah, fast dloads LOUSY gaming. The lag is just toooo much...
dave henrie
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> > Good point. I have DSL but if you cannot get it in your area, you can > look into Direct PC. I know nothing about it - just that they have a > DSS/DirectPC dish that combines the two. > > In article <[email hidden]>, > Jason Monds <[email hidden]> wrote: > > But do they have fast internet access? I would still have to buy > cable for > > the internet. > > > > Jason. > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.Why not dump the second IP and get a LinkSys Router? It allows you to
use NAT setup basic Firewall features and it even handles DHCP.
Spending $160 now might save $ later?
SLG
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