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Engadget HD Podcast 121 - 02.04.2009

If you can never get enough of the Engadget HD podcast, you're going to love this week because with some help from a special guest we managed to record the longest podcast we've ever done. There's some great stuff in there though, like some in depth analysis of the latest Netflix news, opinions regarding the DTV transition delay, and eventually an early look at the SageTV HD Theater review. In regards to the last part, we had some help from our friend Brent Evans from Geek Tonic who happens to be an expert on all things SageTV and knows a thing or two about HD too. But if you happen to be the type who hates when we get long winded, it's in your best interest to hit up the AAC version where you can quickly and easily skip past the parts that don't interest you.


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Hosts: Ben Drawbaugh and Steve Kim

Guest: Brent Evans

Producer: Trent Wolbe

Program
00:01:08 - Comments from Engadget HD Podcast 119 - 01.21.2009
00:20:29 - Netflix sees subscribers opting for streaming over mailing, global surplus in red envelopes predicted
00:25:28 - Netflix earnings call roundup: Testing Saturday shipments, 700k Blu-ray subscribers and even more streaming
00:27:44 - Netflix considering premium price tiers for additional streaming content?
00:34:55 - How-to guide explains boxee / Vista Media Center integration
00:40:17 - Will BD-Live finally shine in 2009?
00:43:30 - Digital TV transition delay bill fails to pass in House
00:46:35 - Netgear's Coax-Ethernet Adapter up for pre-order
00:51:42 - LG BD300 Blu-ray player review
00:57:53 - CableCARD recordings and Blu-ray play at full resolution over analog outputs
01:01:53 - Did NBC's promotional shove help or hurt 3D?
01:04:21 - SageTV HD Theater review

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