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Does Cox ever plan on "upgrading" the remaining SD Channels to HD in the Topeka KS area?
There are many SD Channels that could be shown in HD, but unfortunately Cox in Topeka, still shows in them in SD...
Just curious as to what the plans are in the future for Cox Cable in Topeka KS
It would be extremely nice to have ALL HD and no SD channels...
Thanks
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You'd have to provide some examples of networks because not all networks broadcast in HD. Networks do broadcast digitally...just not in HD.
For example, if a sub-frequency of an over-the-air broadcast station...which Cox will distribute via cable...only programs "retro" TV shows in SD, there can be no HD formatting. In HD format, I'll assume you're not only referring to more pixels but to widescreen as well. There can be no widescreen ratio because the information isn't there. The station or Contour or your TV could probably zoom the image but then you'd lose some of the SD frame.
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