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How does the picture quality compare on digital satellite as opposed to basic cable?
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∙ 11y ago
There may not be that much of a difference, depending on the TV on which you are viewing the satellite or cable. Based on where you live, reception of either the cable or the satellite might be better, but that's a reception issue, not a picture quality problem.
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