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dont have digital cable, im talkin the dtv air waves caught by an antenna, i know theres not really any room to complain because its free, but at the same time, it was better 3 years ago before they forced the change to an all digital signal telling us "itll be better, youll get more channels, itll be crystal clear!" yet i lost 3 channels, and even if theres just a rainy day i have to figdet with my attenna because it gets garbled in pixels
dont have digital cable, im talkin the dtv air waves caught by an antenna, i know theres not really any room to complain because its free, but at the same time, it was better 3 years ago before they forced the change to an all digital signal telling us "itll be better, youll get more channels, itll be crystal clear!" yet i lost 3 channels, and even if theres just a rainy day i have to figdet with my attenna because it gets garbled in pixels
no, indoor attached to the TV, and im not the only one ive seen have this or worse happen since the digital swtich know one person who used to have 5 channels, and now has a whopping none even after attempting 4 different antennas
Heck, I remember that in Massachusetts. The three major networks, PBS and a couple of local channels, but they'd all go off in the middle of the night. And then there would be a picture of a flag and The Star Spangled Banner and then the test pattern. And I remember the livestock report. And I'm not that ancient.
And WBZ always started the day's broadcasting with Mass being broadcast.
Digital TV sucks. At least with analog TV, if the picture were snowy, you could still watch it. I'm tired of jumping up and down every 10 seconds to adjust the antenna to regain the digital signal.
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