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Classic Pete: Once More, Out To The DTV Fringe
Recently, I made a third trip to my brother’s house in the hills of southwestern Vermont to finish what I started over two years ago – set up this distant, remote location to receive every digital TV...
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Classic Pete: Up On The Roof…Once Again
Three DTV antenna installations in two weeks — just another “day at the office?” Not for two of the homeowners involved, who are enjoying more free HDTV channels now. It’s been a while since I got up...
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Reflections On a ‘Super’ Bowl
It’s the day after the biggest football game of the year, and the New Orleans Saints pulled off a miracle, beating the odds and those ‘smart’ talking heads to upset favored Indianapolis, 31-17. Unlike...
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WABC, Cablevision Kiss and Make Up. Who’s Next?
Disney-owned TV station WABC made good on its threat early Sunday morning to pull its signal from Cablevision systems in New York and northern New Jersey after a dispute over retransmission fees could...
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HDTV Tech Talk: I’ve Got The Low-Band DTV Blues (June 2009)
One of the more interesting stories that has developed following D-Day (June 12) is the trouble that viewers are having in several large markets with low-band TV channels – specifically, channel 6,...
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The DTV Transition: One Year Later
Many HDTVexpert.com readers know I started this Web site back in 2004 as a way to provide useful information on HDTV – how to receive it, how to watch it, and how to get the most out of it. As it...
View ArticleHow to Watch FOX 5 and My 9 Without Cable (updated)
Attention, Cablevision (and Time-Warner, and Comcast customers): The dispute with FOX 5 may be over, but it could happen again with another cable TV system – or another TV network. Here’s how to...
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Can You Cut the Cord and Still Find Happiness in TV Land?
The newspapers have been full lately of stories that (a) claim cord-cutting will have no impact on pay TV viewing, or (b) show an increasing number of TV viewers are dumping (or strongly considering...
View ArticleReading Between The Lines
In a report released yesterday, the Consumer Electronics Association states that 10% of American households are either ‘very likely’ or ‘likely’ to cancel pay TV services this year, while an additional...
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