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High Definition TV Broadcasting

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Summary: Television stations in a local broadcasting area can broadcast a high definition video signal over the air, which means that an antenna is needed to pick up these signals. Discover how the broadcasting signal for high definition TV differs from standard signals with help from the owner of an electronics store in this free video on high definition television.

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Bill Lesko is the longtime owner of Electronics Center in Northampton, Mass. Electronics Center specializes in home audio and video solutions, including service and installation....read more

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"O.k, High Definition TV broadcasting. Television stations in your local broadcasting area can broadcast a High Definition video signal over the air which means you would need an antenna to pick these signals up, either attached to your TV or on the top of your house. The broadcasting signal differs from a Standard Definition Television signal because it's completely digital. You must have a special tuner for this reception either built into your TV or separate, as a separate digital receiving device. And, then you would be able to get the High Definition image being produced onto your Television set. High Definition TV broadcasting, you'll see a larger, fuller size screen which will look like this here. It'll take up the entire wide screen of your television set, as opposed to a standard broadcasting which will have bars on the side of the screen and that creates a standard four by three television picture."

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