[MCIBUS]

Since when did Voice Print start broadcasting movies(Audio Only)? Last night and I think today Voice Print broadcasted Kelly's Hero's(and it wasn't censored either, you heard all the swearing )? You heard the movie in the background and ever so often you heard the woman speaking explaining what was happening?

Thats the first I saw VP do that? To bad they couldn't amend their license to show video footage(at least for movies) and be similar to The Accessible Channel?

 

[Francois Caron]

If they can get that on Sirius/XM, it would be interesting to see how popular that could become. In fact, during my first few years of independence, I couldn't afford a TV, so I listened to CBC 6 in Montreal on my FM radio. It was surprising how much I could catch even without the descriptive video.

 

[jericho]

Either way it's highly unlikely the CRTC would ammend their licence.

 

[Francois Caron]

Do you need a license to be added to Sirius/XM? If not, then there's nothing stopping them as long as they obtain the broadcast rights.

 

[scampbell]

Do you need a license to be added to Sirius/XM? If not, then there's nothing stopping them as long as they obtain the broadcast rights.

Nothing except that the satellites are physically limited in the number of channels they can offer.

 

[Francois Caron]

Nothing a bit of extra compression wouldn't solve.

 

[kirjtc2]

I'm a volunteer reader at Voiceprint and a couple years ago I asked one of the powers that be if they ever considered going on Sirius/XM. Apparently they never did. They're missing out on a whole new audience, if you ask me...