Watching regular broadcasts on HDTV?. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I was recently at a local television dealer, and another customer was considering an LCD hdtv, which was receiving a HD signal. It looked pretty good, but she asked the salesman...

an HDTV believe they are watching HD when in fact they are just watching a standard broadcast!!" I had someone comment to me how much better the HD broadcasts looked than regular broadcast TV. The problem was that this person has an old SD TV!! When...

buy the HDTV hardware to watch nothing broadcast in HDTV? NONE!!! Oh, and do you think the cable companies, dbs companies, etc., are going to GIVE A DAMN that you forked out several thousand on a (for example) HDTV plasma set? Get real. They know your...

5 a week to watch. >HDTV has yet to hit anything like a mainstream, Counting people owning HDTVs and receivers, yeah, it's not mainstream. Counting broadcast hours of the highest rated shows and most popular channels (i.e., what most people want...

attbi_s52... > How are the HDTV's? I heard that sometimes the basic channels are less > clear than a regular TV. I've even heard that a regular TV is actually > the best buy (over HDTV's). Is this true? Also, I heard the installation > costs are...

Make it stop! Please! What will it take for you to go away? >> That is too easy, get broadcasters off channels 51 through 69. > And what does that have to do with HDTV? This is an HDTV newsgroup, not a "Help Bob make his business work" newsgroup......

do you think HDTV sets render a poorer SD image than a regular TV? "beernuts" wrote in message news:DGtAc.45566$Xw3.18794@nwrdny03.gnilink.net... > beernuts wrote: >>> WM wrote: >>>>> I'm told the picture quality on a Hi Def TV using regular...

reasons not to buy it? The current generation Sony LCD RPTVs have a solid reputation. Some people don't like their picture, but if you do then it's a good buy. They do a specially good job on regular broadcasting. Myself, I have a problem with those...

spectacular...but things broadcast in >HDTV> simply look the same...no wow, no sharper graphics...I think they are even > grainier > that my previous TV. If this is the case then you're not seeing HD broadcast, follow the steps listed above to make...