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From: "Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen" <newsgroups@ceejay.cjb.nOt>
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Subject: Re: A little something for the ladies
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> >yeah but on sattelite it is now encoded (at least in germany) only on
> >cable (in the UK) it can be watched freely
>
> We get it on cable too here in Finland (it comes off the satellite
> nevertheless). It's encrypted here too and sadly everything but the cartoons
> is dubbed in Danish.
>
> This might be nice for the Danes out there, but me, I'm just pissed off. It
> used to be in English but it changed.. I guess I should whine to my cable
> operator, but I'm moving town in Sunday so I guess I won't bother anymore..
> :-)

Eventhough I understand danish I can't stand anything being dubbed - At least
one should have the option of choosing the language .. as the both the sattelite
system and the UHF/VHF attenae system supports .. but NO ONE uses it !! :(
In theory ALL channels out there could carry a dubbed (or several dubbed)
audiosignal as well as the original audiosignal.
My god .. even german television would be worth watching !

Sadly mediacompanies don't take advantage of what the technology offers them.

Kind Regards
CeeJay (a dane)