HDTV signal quality. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I was wondering if anybody could help me: I get my HD signal through cablevision. My HDTV only gets 1080i. Normal over the air shows come in prety good, compared to their non HD couterparts....

HDTV signal. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I was wondering if anybody could help me: I get my HD signal through cablevision. My HDTV only gets 1080i. Normal over the air shows come in prety good, compared to their non HD couterparts. Shows...

signal. The installer said that >reception would be limited, but 0 seems too low to me! Doesn't go much lower than that :-( First thing I'd suspect, with a signal quality that poor, is a bad antenna or bad coax downlead. Try hooking an ordinary UHF...

antenna, which is supposed to be one of the better ones for HDTV reception. The antenna is pointed towards the major stations in my area (they're about 14 miles away). I am able to get a picture, with a HDTV signal registering on the channel info....

480 >viewable line (out of 525) signal, not a 1080 line one. The OTA HDTV signal>for NBC will beat the MPEG2 signal in quality. :-( Sounds to me like you should get an HDD-200 and use it as a line doubler in addition tom it's BUD HDTV duty....

but as a minimum I would want SD or HD digital with component outputs, not NTSC composite or RF. The FCC does not seem to have handle on the real problems of the transition. Its money, convenience, signal quality and compatiblity with older equipment...

austin Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () The cable installer suggested I watch the analog signal on non HDTV stations rather than the digital signal. But with my Sony 34" direct view HDTV, the digital signal looks just as good. As others say, PQ...

of HDTV and even for 720P I don't think I've seen any of them with that exact resolution. I have yet to see even one LCD display showing an HDTV signal or even a regular signal that looked good. The most impressive LCD I've seen is running is on the new...

OTA HD Signal Question. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () How does an HDTV signal differ from a regular signal in terms of the distance and quality of the signal over that distance it can achieve? I mean, I'm guessing the signal has a wider range...

picture quality better using a > downconverted digital signal? Just curious :-) > I have looked at digital broadcasts of standard definition and HDTV it on a standard TV. The picture is free of color phase errors, ghosts, interference from computers,...