Fired up the DVR today and took a look at some! Very nice. And some of the channels listed twice have gone MPEG4 instead of MPEG2. The woman won't be pleased as there is no HGTV on this rollout.

265: A & E HD
282: Animal Planet HD
220: Big Ten HD
202: CNN HD
278: Discovery HD
206 / 73: ESPN HD
209 / 72: ESPN2 HD
70/501/509: HBO HD East
269: History Channel HD
76: HD Theater (was Discovery HD Theater)
79: HDNet
78: HDNet Movies
280: Learning Channel HD (TLC HD)
544: Movie Channel HD
212: NFL Network HD
284: Science Channel HD
538: SHO Too HD
71/537/543: Showtime HD
540: Showtime HD West
267: Smithsonian HD
519: Starz Comedy HD
520: Starz HD East
521: Starz HD West
522: Starz Edge HD
518: Starz Kids and Family
247: TBS HD
245 / 75: TNT HD
74: Universal HD
604: Versus HD / Golf Channel HD
362: Weather Channel HD

Now I have pages of HDTV channels to page thru, that I don't have checked in "Custom Favorites", that I don't subscribe to, but which are still listed in the "filtered" guide.

This always was a PITA with a few premium channels, but it just got much worse.

not that I really watch those channels, just wondering. Saw How it's Made on DiscoveryHD this morning and I like that show a lot more now.

There's nothing worse than having access to the most HD channels. You should tear down your antenna and go back to cable TV, where they cater to your needs.

not suprisingly it doesn't see the new channels. Time to replace it with another HR20. Too bad, I really liked this unit and I'll never get to see the "enhancements" they've been advertising for next year.

Just about everything I've ever watched on the History Channel was shot before 1946.

5-10 years ago, the History channel was filled with old war footage. Now they have lots of new stuff.