Digital Television

T.V.s that aren't digitally equipped, on cable systems,or satelite systems.

Digital converter boxes are used to convert digital signals to analog and were required to access tv signals for all analog televisions starting in 2011. Digital Convertor boxes are widely available at local retailers such as Target, Best Buy, HH Greg, Sears, Walmart, Radio Shack and more.

Here are some Samsung TV remote codes. 009, 0060, 0702, 0030, 0178, 0812, 0019, 0056, 0587, 0556, these codes will work for all Samsung TV's.

The answer to this depends on the state and the country. All have slightly different rules. However, most legal systems work on the basis that a sale is final. Once you have made a purchase, the seller is not obliged to accept the item back and make a refund. The fact that many retailers allow customers to return goods is for goodwill purposes and not because they are required to do so. There are certain cases where the retailer may be required to offer a refund but this will depend on where the sale has taken place. In the event that the product is faulty, there is often a right to obtain a refund. The specific requirements vary between states and between countries so no more detail can be offered in this answer. The best starting point is to consult your local consumer rights group or a search on the Internet for rights in your area.

It is a TV that will produce better detail than a standard TV but no where near the detail of a true HDTV. This type will make a noticeably better picture when connected with the component cables, otherwise it may look no better than a standard TV.

Yes, a tower can hold a antenna high off the ground allowing a better signal to the receiver or from the transmitter.

Sanyo televisions are made by the Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.which is a fortune 500 electronics company located in Osaka, Japan. Panasonic owns 50.2% of Sanyo, making it a subsidiary of the Panasonic Corporation.

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You don't. This is not a do-it-yourself type of project. If you want a touchscreen, you will pretty much have to buy one.

The world has been broadcasting TV signals since the 1920s. That has given the earliest signals about 80 years to travel away from earth, so that means they have travelled up to 80 light years. That is about 500,000,000,000,000 miles (give or take a few million miles).

That radius is enough to encompass up to 100 stars so the signals will have passed quite a few planets so far. By the time the signals reach these planets, the signals are probably far too weak to be detected above the radio noise of the universe so it is unlikely that any other life forms are watching our television programs from decades ago

Television broadcasting is a constantly evolving process. The question suggests that changes in a channel's output are being noticed and it's entirely possible. The changeover from analog to digital production and the change from analog to digital transmission have both involved significant changes for studios and broadcasters and on top of that, the moves towards HD broadcasting have demanded even more changes.

Now that the digital broadcasting change is largely completed, production facilities are now looking to incorporate HD systems as their next generation of equipment. It makes little commercial sense to purchase SD only equipment now HD equipment is falling in price. As studios and broadcast facilities replace equipment, it is common to upgrade to HD compatible hardware even if the station is not currently offering an HD output. Broadcast equipment has a typical operating life of 10 years, so buyers are looking a decade ahead when they make a purchase.

As equipment changes, there will be subtle, or even obvious changes, in the output of a station. Each new piece of equipment offers an opportunity to improve output performance so we can expect to see changes from time to time.

A 46 inch television with a very small bezel can fit into this space using a wall mount. There will not be enough height in this space for the included table stand.

A warning, the TV will get very HOT. Place a small cooling fan at the inside back of the box, blowing cool air onto the back of the flatscreen. This fan could run 24 hours a day. Heat kills electronics.

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If you want an audio output from the TV to connect to a home theater receiver or other amplifier, you will have to use the optical digital audio output or Audio Return Channel through the HDMI connectors. Those are the only outputs on this TV.

No, it wasn't possible for Mark Twain to watch the film version of huckleberry Finn because T.V. was created in 1928 and at that time Mark Twain was dead because he had died in 1910 ,about 18 years after T.V. was invented.

You are going to need an external aerial for broadcast television, or a cable connection, or a streaming television source like Roku box. Subscriptions for pay TV has monthly fees. Broadcast TV is free, but you need a channel converter (to convert the signal from digital to analog so your TV can display properly) and powered antenna, and of course you will have to put up with endless commercials.

Unlikely, unless someone has tampered with them.

Early TV was mechanical, using a spinning disk to scan the image. A 30-line scan was common, but there were few standards.

Modern TV is electronic. A 405, 525, 625 or 800 line standard has been common.

Digital TV uses compression techniques to put more signal into the bandwidth, allowing for higher definition.

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A RF amplifier is a device for electrically amplifying the power of an electrical signal, typically, but not exclusively, radio frequency signals.

Affinity is the name of the company that makes the Affinity TV. The televisions can be purchased from Meijer, Target and Best Buy.

Try Sony, Samsung, Panasonic for full HD 3D televisions. For cheaper models, look at LG and Vizio but be aware that their 3D resolution is reduced to 540 line, half that of other brands.

I am a television tech and I bought the 60 inch Panasonic, I cannot believe the picture could be any better. The sound quality on a flat screen is poor.

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Yes you will. The digital switch over that is progressing in many countries is supported by the promotion of digital set top boxes. They are available at a minimal cost ($25 in the US or £20 in the UK for example).

The set top box receives the digital transmissions and converts the signal to analog video and audio signals to be fed into an analog television. With a very few exceptions, analog televisions will not handle HD channels but they should be quite capable of receiving all SD channels.

Similarly, most satellite and cable boxes have SD analog outputs so analog televisions will work with most broadcast platforms.

In order to watch different channels on each of the televisions a separate set top box is needed for every television. Each set top box should connect to the antenna feed that has been connected to the analog RF input of the television.

If you are happy to have one channel on two televisions, a set top box that has two video and audio outputs will drive both televisions. They will show the same channel at all times of course.