Did any LA/SF/SD/SB HR10 people lose their MPEG-2 locals because of this change?

[incog-neato]

Did any LA/SF/SD/SB HR10 people lose their locals because of this change?

The Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara, and San Francisco, Calif., local markets are planned to move to the D10 satellite this Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 6 a.m. ET. This transition will be seamless to customers living in
these local markets. However, customers will now need B-Band Converters connected to their HD receivers to view their local channel programming.

[ebonovic]

This move... was moving MPEG-4 locals from 99b or 103a -> 103b
It has no affect on MPEG-2 channels

Those will just "turn off", not be moved.

[incog-neato]

Thanks ... I thought LA HD networks were on MPEG 2 and were being moved to MPEG 4. This move... was moving MPEG-4 locals from 99b or 103a -> 103b
It has no affect on MPEG-2 channels

Those will just "turn off", not be moved.

[kmramos]

I did lose my HD national networks in the last couple days.

[incog-neato]

Did you call D*? What did they tell you? I did lose my HD national networks in the last couple days.

[ebonovic]

Thanks ... I thought LA HD networks were on MPEG 2 and were being moved to MPEG 4.

LA's MPEG-2 based network channels are still on 101/110/119

LA has both MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 locals
The LA MPEG-2 are the DNS feeds

[kmramos]

Did you call D*? What did they tell you?

I made a mistake, and was looking at the channels in the 300s vs. 80s. All is well with the HD networks. In the words of Emily Litella, never mind!