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3rdshiftcoder
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hi-
i just read an article
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,68091-2,00.html?
tw=wn_story_page_next1
that states if you have an over the air
antenna AND (are connected to either satellite or cable) or
(have a digital convertor) you will
not be affected by the shift from analog to digital.
i understand if you have a hdtv and a digital
signal comes to your tv the tv scales from its native
resolution to display the signal being transmitted from
the source. so if you had a digital cable package and
and a hdtv with 1080i or 720p your set would scale down to
(i think it is 480p) if you were getting the digital channels
and you weren't subscribed to an hdtv premium package.
i suspect the antenna will receive digital and relay it to
the convertor which will turn it to analog for an old tv set.
where i really get lost is if you have the antenna and the signal
incoming is digital how can your tv just by being hooked up to
cable or satellite allow you to view the over the air signal?
thanks very much,
jim
thanks,
jim
i just read an article
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,68091-2,00.html?
tw=wn_story_page_next1
that states if you have an over the air
antenna AND (are connected to either satellite or cable) or
(have a digital convertor) you will
not be affected by the shift from analog to digital.
i understand if you have a hdtv and a digital
signal comes to your tv the tv scales from its native
resolution to display the signal being transmitted from
the source. so if you had a digital cable package and
and a hdtv with 1080i or 720p your set would scale down to
(i think it is 480p) if you were getting the digital channels
and you weren't subscribed to an hdtv premium package.
i suspect the antenna will receive digital and relay it to
the convertor which will turn it to analog for an old tv set.
where i really get lost is if you have the antenna and the signal
incoming is digital how can your tv just by being hooked up to
cable or satellite allow you to view the over the air signal?
thanks very much,
jim
thanks,
jim