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It depends on individuals and their needs. HDTV gives you a movie theatre experience in your home, with a wider, clearer picture. Your television shows come to life with sharper resolution and full, clear audio. Buying a HDTV also means you are investing in tomorrow??s television standard. If you are already planning to purchase a TV, consider that broadcasters are in the process of switching to all-digital broadcasts in the future. See similar questions...

HDTV (High-definition television) is a new system of television that improves both production and reception of broadcasts for a picture quality up to 10 times better than standard definition. HDTV features increased lines of resolution and an improved aspect ratio (relationship of width:height): 16:9 as opposed to the 4:3 ratio of conventional screens. See similar questions...

Any kind of screen or TV set could be connected to Sky's HD STB but, to truly experience Sky's HDTV picture quality, customers will need a 26" or larger "HD Ready" plasma, LCD or DLP TV. See similar questions...

The receiver will feature a similar Personal Video Recorder capability to the existing Sky+ box**, enabling viewers to easily record and re-play programmes without video tapes. ** PVR capability will require a Sky+ subscription. See similar questions...

No. Set-top converter boxes should make it possible to receive DTV (including HDTV) programs on your current analog TV set (converter boxes are not yet being sold). However, you will be viewing this programming in the traditional analog standard. To get the full benefit of DTV (including digital Surround Sound), you will need a new DTV-capable TV receiver. See similar questions...

There are currently no HDTV sets available in the market based on MPEG-4 H.264 (AVC). HD STBs based on MPEG-4 H.264 (AVC) are also currently not widely available. However, you should consider getting an HD-Ready display if you are planning to replace your old TV and it meets your needs and budget to future-proof your investment. See similar questions...

The production standard for TV programs is not necessarily the same as the broadcast standard. EURO1080 is (as its name suggests) broadcasting in 1080i, but that does not mean that all its programs were recorded at such high resolution. European studies (including those done by the BBC) have concluded that the progressive standards should be preferred for TV transmissions because it is hard to convert well from interlaced to progressive formats in the display set. See similar questions...

Yes, if your DVR is connected to an HDTV set, you can record and watch programs in true High Definition. Yes, DVR records programs in the same quality as they are broadcast and provides superior picture quality over VCRs.HDTV programs offer full digital quality picture and enhanced sound if your DVR is connected to an HDTV set and home theatre system. See similar questions...

You will need an 'HD Ready' television set or equivalent that has an increased picture resolution. Remember, some television sets on the market are offered as "HD Capable". While they are capable of displaying HD signal, they lack the HD tuner you will need to receive HD broadcast. If you have a "HD Capable TV, you will also need a decoder or set-top box to receive high-definition broadcasts. See similar questions...

If you wish to use Denzel's off-air digital TV tuner, you will need a digital antenna placed on your rooftop or attic. Please see http://www.antennaweb.org for information on digital antennas and HDTV reception in your area. See similar questions...

You would need to have a HD-Ready display and an HD set-top box (STB) connected to the MATV (rooftop antenna) socket or indoor antenna. See similar questions...

You'll need either a TV with a built-in HDTV tuner, or an HDTV-ready TV (ie one with the ability to display high definition pictures and which has either a DVI or HDMI connector) and separate tuner. If you want to receive HDTV signals via cable or satellite, you'll need to sign up for an account with a provider in your area, such as Voom or Dish Network. See similar questions...

An HDTV compliant TV lacks the digital tuner necessary to receive and decode the high definition signal broadcast. The only concern with buying a HDTV compliant television is due to the fact if you want to receive HDTV in the future; it requires the purchase of a digital tuner. See similar questions...

HDTV is just one aspect of digital television. Our parent corporation, Sinclair Broadcast Group, is very bullish on both DTV and HDTV. Because HDTV is one of the most exciting aspects of digital television we have created a HDTV FAQ that should answer all your questions. See similar questions...

In a way, DVD has already replaced laserdisc, since it's the clear choice for new buyers interested in high-quality video. But laserdisc will still be around for a very long time, since it's well established as a videophile format. There are over 9,000 laserdisc titles in the US and a total of over 35,000 titles worldwide that can be played on over 7 million laserdisc players. It will take DVD several years to reach this point. Until then laserdisc has the superiority of tenure. See similar questions...