HDTV Sources
Posted on August 24, 2009
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As I stated before in my previous posts, watching on HDTV screens with a common, standard def signal, you will NOT get a high quality, in some case the quality won’t be even good. This means that high def televisions need a HD signal which can be acquired by the following sources: antenna, cable television or TV companies based on satellite signals (for sure there is at least one in your country, don’t worry).
The first method is not as much as popular as the other two due to the fact that not all TV channels send via antenna their HD signal. Still if possible, this method is not that much expensive, all you need is a specific tuner which can receive those signals.
HD Television is most popular via cable television and a set-top box. You may need to pay for some specific channels or for playback of particular TV shows, but that’s all.
The last method, described in this post, is the satellite-based signals of the TV companies. They are usually expensive and you will have to buy a new receiver boxes, specifically associated with satellites.
As you can see, there are different sources of HDTV and each one of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. It is up to you to decide which one to choose. Good luck!
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