Digital transmistion

I keep thinking I should know the answers to most questions I ask.

I thought we would not get through-the-air signals after 2009.

I've been thinking that if I can tell my mind is not working right it could mean I am not going crazy but the more I try to communicate with others the more it seems I must be really loosing it.

I just don't think like anybody else and I have been trying to change but it seems unlikely that can happen based on results thus far.

I sincerely apologize to all I have rubbed the wrong way. No response is necessary.
Thank you,
John

[peverett]

I also have been watching over air digital signals for the last 6 months or so. My reception has not been that good(not as good as analog on some stations), especially in windy conditions(my antenna is indoors, so that is not it). Part or all of the problem may be the power levels, but I am not sure.

What I can say is that analog recovers much quicker than digital when reception is lost. I can be watching a snowy analog picture with sound on the same station(using a similar antennas) while the digital version is frozen(or pixellated) with no sound. This is why I am not that enthusiastic about over the air digital. So far it has not been near as good as advertized here.

One final note-in spite rumors to the contrary, analog radio is not going away.

[peverett]

I also have been watching over air digital signals for the last 6 months or so. My reception has not been that good(not as good as analog on some stations), especially in windy conditions(my antenna is indoors, so that is not it). Part or all of the problem may be the power levels, but I am not sure.

What I can say is that analog recovers much quicker than digital when reception is lost. I can be watching a snowy analog picture with sound on the same station(using a similar antennas) while the digital version is frozen(or pixellated) with no sound. This is why I am not that enthusiastic about over the air digital. So far it has not been near as good as advertized here.

One final note-in spite rumors to the contrary, analog radio is not going away.