Breaking NTO 2.0 partially upheld by Bombay HC

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Can't help you. If you want to watch same content in over 10 channels. It would help the viewers if channels starts providing closed captioning and multiple language feeds instead of launching channel after channels every year.

And about bandwidth. Almost all broadcasters are indeed wasting bandwidth. What's stopping them from switching to HD only? Ask DPO's to slowly downgrade for SD users. Most have been in simulcast mode since NTO. I don't see any difference in content or ads. Tata Sky as a sensible operator have starting to hide channels which are simulcasting after purchase of the SD channel or it's HD counterpart.

Not possible for most chs to have just HD feed. Multiple reasons which i have earlier discuss in detail. Till SD boxes r major part of connections both feeds for popular chs will continue. Niche chs can have single feed and downscale for SD as target audience is small, for regular channels advertisers have separate budget for reaching mass and affluent audience
 
there should be an option like no FTA needed, no need to pay NCF. If you need Sony sports pack, the pack cost only should be paid. so, total cable/dth bill will be ₹50 only. This model will get massive hit.

NCF is for operational cost incurred by operators, not for getting fta chs
 
There is a healthy competition when we pay for the internet. I have lots of options where can I opted for a cheaper ISP and save cost. Here almost all operators are charging almost same amount for NCF.

I got your points. My point is operator should bear the cost. Here's why and it's profitable for DPOs too. When we buy channels. Operator gets 20% profit. When we are buying any HD channels. We are already paying more than the amount of it's SD counterpart because of it having superior picture and audio quality. If customers gets more free slots. They would be encouraged to pay for more than 100 HD channels. In a way it's more profitable for DPO.

That is upto operators and soon u will see good offers or discounts... Right now due to NTO rollout delay things were unclear for them. Once all things r properly implemented, operators will bring in exciting deals to attract customers

Already TRAI has said now u can opt for unlimited slots for Rs. 160 and buddy please do not confuse channel revenue share for operators versus NCF which is for diff purpose
 
I Pay 120 Rs
I Watch Only Movies Channels + Live Cricket
NFC 50
Star Gold HD 15
Zee Cinema HD 19
Colors Cineplex HD 5
Star Gold Select 2
Sony Wah 1
Star Utsav Movies 1
Star Gold 2 (2)
Star Special English Pack HD At 12RS Which Include Channels Like (Star World HD, Star World Premiere HD, Star Movies HD, Star Movies Select HD , FOX Life HD)
My STB Is Sun Direct HD
Me too 75% same choice
 
⤴️Can't quote own post because of limitations in software.

There is a difference between big pan India operators and operators in small towns. Here customer is the one biggest loser.

Any quotes can't be quoted. But original posts can be quoted, doesn't matter who is the poster.
 
Any quotes can't be quoted. But original posts can be quoted, doesn't matter who is the poster.
I am trying since last 2 days on different post. Page refreshes and stops.
 
I am trying since last 2 days on different post. Page refreshes and stops.
I noticed it for first time. Happening only for post #227. Can't quote that post using any option reply or the quote button

Edit: Actually the forum software is working as expected. As basil bro said Quote option is for replying to someone, in that post the member has just quoted another person without saying anything hence according to software there is nothing he said to be quoted.
 
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Around 6 Pay Channels Which Is In Top 10 Of BARC Rating

Planning To Keep Them Away From Bouquets

Unable To Understand, Whats Exactly There In Their Mind!
 
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