| Post 5 made on Sunday January 15, 2006 at 11:22 |
jobermeyer Long Time Member |
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Beldredge -
Can you get HD OTA in your area? If so, stick with DTV and use attenna for local HD. It is my understanding that both DTV and cable use compression when sending HD. I have HD DirecTV and notice that HD from OTA looks better than the same show from HD DirecTV on Samsung DLP set. For local HD, I would stick with OTA (which is supported by the DirceTV HD Tivo box) rather than rely upon DirecTV or cable.
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