HD enthusiasts crying foul over cable TV's crunched signals
April 21, 2008 By CHRIS WILLIAMS, Associated Press Writer
Brent Swanson sits in front of a screen projection in his basement home theater in Minneapolis on Thursday, April 10, 2008. He and other HD viewers question whether they are getting the quality they paid for, as cable providers pack more HD channels into a limited bandwidth. (AP Photo/Janet Hostetter)
(AP) -- In Brent Swanson's basement home theater, there should be nothing drab about "Battlestar Galactica." He's got a high-end projector that beams the picture onto a wall painted like a silver screen, and speakers loom in the corners, flanking two big subwoofers.
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Well, you might think so.
But, if you read the fine print in your contract, it almost assuredly contains something along the lines of your provider providing service on a "best possible" basis; i.e., no guarantee.