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Table 5 · 11-28-2007, 04:03 AM

For those out of towners who rely in NHL Center Ice for their games, I HIGHLY recommend you check if youre provider carries HD games. Center Ice does carry HD games, but it's up to your cable provider to choose whether to give them to you....something i only found out AFTER I got my HDTV, which i got almost exclusively to watch HD hockey.

For those in the U.S., Ive found DirecTV has the best amount of HD channels bar-none (85 at the moment, 100+ in the next couple of months) and carries a lot of hockey in HD. Im giving my carrier (time warner) till new years to bring on the games....after that, I'm switching to satellite.

11-28-2007, 04:03 AM	#301
Table 5 Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: NYYC Exp:	For those out of towners who rely in NHL Center Ice for their games, I HIGHLY recommend you check if youre provider carries HD games. Center Ice does carry HD games, but it's up to your cable provider to choose whether to give them to you....something i only found out AFTER I got my HDTV, which i got almost exclusively to watch HD hockey. For those in the U.S., Ive found DirecTV has the best amount of HD channels bar-none (85 at the moment, 100+ in the next couple of months) and carries a lot of hockey in HD. Im giving my carrier (time warner) till new years to bring on the games....after that, I'm switching to satellite.