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CBS is advertising that the Masters will be broadcast in HDTV "where available". Where exactly would that be? I recently purchased an HDTV-ready TV, but was under the impression that I wouldn't be enjoying HDTV anytime soon.Sorry if this is an ignorant question.
As Victor suggested, you'll need a 'hdtv tuner' to obtain the high definition tuner. But, folks in Seattle and other parts of the country have had local stations broadcasting tons of high definition programming for over a year now. All the Monday Night Football Broadcasts were in high definition last year.Also, DishNetwork, DirectTV began transmitting (limited) HBO HDTV programs via satellite broadcasts last year.
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***CBS is advertising that the Masters will be broadcast in HDTV "where available". Where exactly would that be? I recently purchased an HDTV-ready TV, but was under the impression that I wouldn't be enjoying HDTV anytime soon.Depending upon where you live, you might be able to receive few stations today, with several hours of HDTV broadcast every day. You will need a good UHF antenna and a set-top box, of course. It seems, however, that now is not a good time to buy such box - wait for the new generation to appear soon.
You will need to figure out the locations of transmitters and their channels - these will most likely be some of the previously unoccupied UHF ones. If you are within say, 20 miles or so, you have a good shot. Sometimes you can receive as far as 50 miles or so, but that really depends on the landscape around you.
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