BIG CHANGE IN FEBRUARY WITH TV RECEPTION

(01/06/2009)

The way TV signals are received is about to change. The date - February 17th. The federal government has mandated that the nation's over-the-air networks and local television stations go from analog to digital broadcasting. The switch to a digital format for television broadcasts will free up signal capacity for use by first responders, such as local police and fire departments. Television stations report that digital format will help improve not only their picture and sound quality, but also allow them to transmit high-definition TV signals (HDTV). If you or your neighbor is expecting to get a TV signal with your antenna without a digital converter box, you're likely outta luck. If you purchased your TV in 2004 or up, there is a pretty good chance it has a digital tuner. If you're a cable customer or have satellite dish, then you are covered.

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