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> > No, the reason XM doesn't sound as good is that they are
> > trying to cram all of those channels into what bandwidth
> > they were given.
> >
> > If they stuck to 50 music channels, XM would sound great.
>
> > Instead they try to cram hundreds of channels (including
> > traffic) into their stream and hope nobody complains. Or
> > they blame it on "the NAB".
> >
> originally xm was suppose to be 100 channels. not 50. and
> yes the fcc is to blame. they cut the original bandwith from
> waht it was suppose to be in the late 90s.
>
Yeah, before XM even knew how they were going to deliver the channels. So again, an empty argument.
You know, and I know, that XM would sound great with fewer channels. They simply won't do it. They'll keep adding channels until the audio quality gets to be unlistenable. Even the XM fans will tell you that audio quality has gone south over the years. Of course to save face, they'll blame the NAB or the FCC. Why not - It obviously worked on you.
It's all XM's fault, but go ahead and believe what you want, whether or not it's based in reality. They were given "x" amount of bandwidth. How they divide it is completely up to them, not the FCC or NAB.<P ID="signature">______________
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> > trying to cram all of those channels into what bandwidth
> > they were given.
> >
> > If they stuck to 50 music channels, XM would sound great.
>
> > Instead they try to cram hundreds of channels (including
> > traffic) into their stream and hope nobody complains. Or
> > they blame it on "the NAB".
> >
> originally xm was suppose to be 100 channels. not 50. and
> yes the fcc is to blame. they cut the original bandwith from
> waht it was suppose to be in the late 90s.
>
Yeah, before XM even knew how they were going to deliver the channels. So again, an empty argument.
You know, and I know, that XM would sound great with fewer channels. They simply won't do it. They'll keep adding channels until the audio quality gets to be unlistenable. Even the XM fans will tell you that audio quality has gone south over the years. Of course to save face, they'll blame the NAB or the FCC. Why not - It obviously worked on you.
It's all XM's fault, but go ahead and believe what you want, whether or not it's based in reality. They were given "x" amount of bandwidth. How they divide it is completely up to them, not the FCC or NAB.<P ID="signature">______________
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