No it’s mpeg 4 and my tv’s don’t decode it
You typed it yourself “SDTV”.
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But I can’t receive mpeg 4
…does not automatically mean HD.
MPEG-4 is an encoding technology - it’s how the networks can fit multiple channels into one digital television signal. MPEG-2 is a much less efficient method of this, which is why all of the high definition (HD) channels (which require more bandwidth than standard definition (SD)) use MPEG-4.
In some cases, networks choose to broadcast SD channels in MPEG-4 - in metropolitan areas, this includes 7Food Network and Racing.com. Prime have chosen to broadcast 7Flix in MPEG-4 in order to fit in additional services - namely ishop TV.
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I would like to apologize for not doing my research I I’m sorry
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No harm at all. This post also serves as a good guide:
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doesnt make it hd , yes it is in mpeg 4 but its not in hd , hd is 720 and above
But it’s still annoying that I have to use a set-top box to view the these channels
buy a new tv then, simple.
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You’re joking right? They cost so much these days!
actually they dont under $300 for a 32 inch
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and 50" for $500! Very cheap these days.
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When your 2007 Panasonic Plasma TV was a bargain at under $2000
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I got a 50inch for $400 at Aldi came with a chrome cast too
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Good one. But it’ll probably last 7 days.
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Even though TVs are comparatively cheap these days, $300 is still A LOT of money for some people.
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I got a 55 inch from Aldi two and a half years ago and have had no problems.
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I got a 43 inch tv for 1000 dollars last year, that’s not cheap, it is a Samsung.
Even back in 2016 my 32 inch costed me $450.
But our old LG 32 inch from 2009 had no problems with MPEG-4.
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Money doesn’t grow on trees. Not everyone makes six figures. People have responsibilities which take rightful priority.
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Exactly my case
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