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The article suggests it might be possible to create a CAM for MPEG-4, but chances are if it were true, that it would still be an additional expense for users, and probably wouldn't integrate with any of the built-in services of the TV.]]>Dec 18th 2008 5:18AMhttp://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2008/12/18/ofcom-road-to-freeview-hd-gets-explained/http://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2008/12/18/ofcom-road-to-freeview-hd-gets-explained/
Central London should have switched first. If you can find anybody here in W1 with an analogue-only set, I'll send a cup of tea to your door.]]>Dec 18th 2008 5:53AMhttp://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2008/12/18/ofcom-road-to-freeview-hd-gets-explained/http://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2008/12/18/ofcom-road-to-freeview-hd-gets-explained/
Why not advertise the recently created freesat service more, the equipment is available now for less than £100 for some HD receivers and bandwidth is unlimited. ]]>Dec 18th 2008 3:44PM