LoogyPic wrote in message
One thing people forget, resolution is only as good as the signal.
Lots of times the cable signal suffers over distance, and also the
cabling in your home, connections, etc.

On Nov 13, 9:22 am, "Eisboch" wrote:
Only if it's an analog signal.
If it's digital, you either get it perfect or you don't get it at all.

On Tue, 13 Nov 07, LoogyPicker wrote:
Digital signal can degrade, and still work. You'll get tiling, etc.
sometimes , along with quantization noise, and incorrect color.

Not mine.
I finally got rid of my cable and just put up an antenna. The worst
digital reception ever does is jerk around a bit right before it goes
completely blank lol! But if I'm watching a program that's being
simultaneously broadcast on an analog signal, I just switch to analog.
And there's my program again but just not as picture perfect.

Rick