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My 1st and Hopefully Only Concession To Digital
I live in Brooklyn, and the interference on TV has been too much to bear.
So, I bought a Samsung doohickie to get digital broadcast on my Sony analog CRT TV. Everything now comes in w/o interference, using the existing roof antenna. I still prefer analog reception [when it is good], as this is a bit like those new fluorescent lights- a little hard on the eyes. Once you get used to that, everything is nice. Now for the bad parts: I get all channels but PBS 13. This is with the antenna in any and all positions. Not all channels have equal volume. HD broadcasts yield a much clearer picture than plain 480i digital broadcasts [the adapter tells you the type of signal being sent], even though my TV is analog and only probably 480i. When a broadcast analog signal is clean, it definitely is better than the 480i digital, but not as good as the HD broadcasts. Seth Forever Analog and Covered In Parrot Poop |
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