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Richard C. ) wrote in alt.video.digital-tv:
The HORRIBLE thing, is that dvdputz is correct for the first time. Several Seattle stations are broadcasting in "high definition" also: http://www.king.org/hdradio/ When the broadcaster doesn't know what is going on with current technology, it doesn't bode well for new technology. A snippet from that page: ================================================== =============== What does it mean that 98.1 KING FM is broadcasting in HD Radio=3F Technology? For those with digital receivers, the noise and interference that cause the static, hiss, pops, and fades heard on today's analog radios will be virtually eliminated. ================================================== =============== There is no static, hiss, or pops on FM radio. Fading (which includes loss of stereo) is the only artifact of a reduced-quality FM signal. -- Jeff Rife | "The Babylon Project was our last, best hope | for peace.... It failed." | | -- Commander Susan Ivanova, 2260 |
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