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So that may be true, in theory. In reality, the switch from Analog to Digital means that while people in Urban areas have more clearer channels, people in rura
by blendergeek 5y ago
So that may be true, in theory.
In reality, the switch from Analog to Digital means that while people in Urban areas have more clearer channels, people in rural areas (who could watch snow covered analog TV) now have fewer if any channels.
Even if a mathematical calculation says that my TV should work great, I still have nothing if I can't pick up any channels.
- uxp100 5y agoEven in urban areas we lost broadcasters in the transition to digital. It is just worse in a lot of ways. I don't care that my morning weather report is clearer in picture, if it stutters seemingly randomly. It's not as far as unintelligible, just fantastically irritating.