Bills vs. Titans

[jdbillsfan]

I know it's early, but does anyone know if its gonna be on TV?

[Pride]

I believe it is an ESPN game.

[BillsOwnAll]

ESPN tv? or local?

[BillsOwnAll]

prides its ESPN? SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTT

[Novacane]

Originally posted by Pride
I believe it is an ESPN game.


Yep..............Pride is correct

[Pride]

Aug. 16 NFL PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL (HDTV)
BUFFALO BILLS VS TENNESSEE TITANS
NASHVILLE, TN, USA 8:00 pm to
11:00 pm

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/tvlistings/scheduleWeek?sport=FB

[WG]

jd,

Someone said it's the nationally televised game on ESPN.

Either way, they usually show the Titans around here. If you wanna get together for wings/game, let me know.

...

BTW, just checked, YUP! It appears to be on!

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/tvlistings/scheduleWeek?sport=FB

[Pride]

Damn, wys sloooow today... must be all those wings on sat...

[BillsOwnAll]

niiiccee thanks pride. for the info.

[jdbillsfan]

Awesome. HD too! Thanks guys.

Wys -

Thanks for the invite. I think I am supposed watch my little bro this weekend, so I probably won't be able to head out... but I'll let you know.

Go Bills!

[WG]

Thanks jd, let me know. I've got several options. If ya let me know soon enough, I can probably get the 65" big screen w/ the movie theatre speakers! It's cool! We can do wings too.


Originally posted by Pride
Damn, wys sloooow today... must be all those wings on sat...

Listen to you...!

Posting w/in the same minute. It's my connection...

:scared:

:D

[BillsOwnAll]

whats the difference between HD and regualar espn?

[Pride]

There are several benefits to viewing programs in high-definition.

Clarity. The digital signal is crystal clear and noise-free.

Wide-screen picture. Traditional televisions use a 4 by 3 aspect ratio, which means the screens are 4 units wide by 3 units high. However, theatrical films are usually much wider, taking advantage of the actual human field of vision. HDTV uses a wider 16 by 9 aspect ratio, which delivers movies with less "edge cropping" and provides a more intense viewing experience.

Sharpness. In addition to clarity, HDTV provides a much sharper picture than analog television. Just like a digital camera, more pixels means sharper pictures. The highest resolution HDTV format has approximately 2 million pixels compared to about ½ million pixels in analog TV.

Digital sound. HDTV's digital audio sounds better than a standard television's analog sound, just like digital CDs are superior to analog radio. Also, some HDTV programs use Dolby Digital surround sound, which is also frequently used on DVDs. With 6 speakers, Dolby Digital can create a home theater experience with a three-dimensional sound field.

http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/HDTV.shtml

[WG]

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[Pride]

Originally posted by Wys Guy
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:confused2

[Dozerdog]

Originally posted by BillsOwnAll
whats the difference between HD and regualar espn?

other than clarity- HDTV was built for football. They use the same screen dimentions that a movie screen does (letterbox) - I saw a football game in HDTV on the display model at the store (oddly, it was an old Bills/Jets game from 3-4 years ago- Flutie got his ass kicked)

In letterbox, you can see the receivers run their routes- nowadays you have the camera on the QB when he steps back into the pocket- and only after the ball is released do you see the receiver. It's great watching the patterns develop- and gives you a better feel for how the game os played.

Stuff you only get to watch in person

[TigerJ]

For those in the Buffalo area who might not have cable or a satelite dish, it should also be on channel 7 again.

[mikemac2001]

anybody know about rochester......i know sometimes i can get a buff station on local TV and watch it.