BBC considering HDTV rollout. Archived from groups: alt.video.digital-tv () <http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds14311.html> IIRC, 576p is defined as HDTV in Australia. Kirk Bayne alt.video.digital-tv Home Page <http://www.geocities.com/lislislislis/...

Next year hdtv law comes into effect. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Thats when all manufacturers of television have to have hdtv. My question is 'will that finally end paying extra for watching hd channels?'. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv...

normally watched that channel): WISH(CBS), WTHR(NBC), WRTV(ABC), WTTV(WB), WNDY(UPN), WFYI* WXIN(FOX) has done HDTV for parades, but normally just does the FOX pseudo-480p thing. In Indy, we have a few 'problems' for the HDTV rollout, partially...

store only a handful of HDTV shows before the disk is full. That's going to become more of a problem in Japan as the digital HDTV rollout continues and more homes switch to the crisper and clearer HDTV signal. In Tokyo that switch will gain momentum in...

store only a handful of HDTV shows before the disk is full. That's going to become more of a problem in Japan as the digital HDTV rollout continues and more homes switch to the crisper and clearer HDTV signal. In Tokyo that switch will gain momentum in...

6 percent of OTA households have incomes exceeding $100,000 * 13 percent of cable and DBS households have incomes exceeding $100,000 It doesn't take a genius, though bob still can't figure it out, one of the major reasons HDTV rollout has been...

as it may seem with COFDM we would be approaching that number > right now. >> Bob Miller I still don't get what this has to do with HDTV? Do Americans really care when they are comfortably hooked up to their cable or sat boxes? Archived from groups:...

and other silly delays, we could have had HDTV deployment in the middle 1990s (a few years earlier from the approx 1998 initiation of broadcasting.) The MPEG2 technology being used in SDTV and HDTV applications is SIMILAR, but HDTV is of a different scale....

infrastructure laid, the studios began to emrace HDTV (today, the majority of prime time television in the US is send out in HD or "Ehanced Definition" format). In a short span the US became #1 in available HDTV content. Yet Bob continued to ramble on and...