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Re: DirecTV vs. cable
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Re: DirecTV vs. cable
Really because isn't the convert box built into the set??? My understanding is that people with non-HD TV with Rabbit ears will now plug the Rabbit Ears into the convert box then the box into the TV, thus they are essential still using the rabbit ears. Most newer HD TV's already have this box built into so all you need are the bunny ears even after it switches over. Correct?
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Re: DirecTV vs. cable
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So basically this statement is false. OK.
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Re: DirecTV vs. cable
Yes I was incorrect. I forgot that you could send a Digital signal through an over the air broadcast. It is a practice that has not used in the private sector until recently. That's part of the reason why they had to push the shutoff date.
You guys were granted an extra half year according to this link. Read "Analog Shutoff" High-definition television in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Last edited by KLHJ2; 02-11-2009 at 08:24 PM. |
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