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titantv.com has an antenna calculator which claims that I should be able to receive nearly 9 digital TV stations and some HDTV shows are listed on those channels. Since my neighborhood has "forced" non-digital cable from Adelphia, I am hoping to watch some digital TV off the air.Most of the HDTV sets on sale now include one or two tuners; are these tuners able to receive broadcast digital and broadcast high def digital signals?
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***titantv.com has an antenna calculator which claims that I should be able to receive nearly 9 digital TV stations and some HDTV shows are listed on those channels.Well, good luck. I should be able to receive five, but can only get two, that with very high gain antenna on the roof.
You never know until you try. I am using the set-top Toshiba box. The two stations I get have full scale signal, the rest is just not there, but then I have plenty of trees around.
More important point - I never watch it because there is nothing worth watching for me as of yet. Your case might be different. But I only turn mine on to impress the visitors.
... titantv tells me that I need some kind of outdoor antenna to get the three OTA digital stations where I live, and I get them with just the Radio Shack double bowtie UHF antenna. As always, YMMV - Pat
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