NBC's HD looking better tonight

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In article <a0be9239.0408202056.71ae51d9@posting.google.com>, marc0ni@earthlink.net wrote:
>I tuned into the Olympics and noticed that the Olympics Rings
>transition graphic that NBC has been using looked better tonight. No
>pixelization artifacts trailing it as it moves across the screen.

I must be the lukiest person alive. My Comcast feed has been steller. I get
about one fault per hour. Mostly a black scrren for one second. Its the best
Comcast has given me to date.

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In article <spngi0l6c2jfjl7l7mifb0gi6i8s513e64@4ax.com>, cub <cub1966@aol.com> wrote:
>On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 03:43:42 GMT, here@there.com wrote:
>
>>I must be the lukiest person alive. My Comcast feed has been steller. I get
>>about one fault per hour. Mostly a black scrren for one second. Its the best
>>Comcast has given me to date.
>
>That same 1-second black-out occurs on my broadcast too. I have both
>OTA local NBC broadcast and DirecTV broadcast, and both of them do the
>same 1-second dropout occasionally. I'm wondering if this dropout is
>coming from the source?

I am begining to think it switching errors rather than a true fault.