What is the DTV transition?

If you haven’t bought a digital ready TV and still rely on those bunny ear antennas or have an antenna on your roof, the DTV transition will affect you. On 17 February 2009, due to a Congressional mandate, “full broadcast� TV stations will stop broadcasting in analog, and begin broadcasting exclusively in digital.

€œOver the airâ€? Customers, those who get their TV signal via antenna, and not through cable or satellite dish, will need a TV that accepts a digital signal, or will have to purchase a converter box for their existing analog TV sets. Consumers should make a note that digital broadcasts are not the same as High Definition (HD) broadcasts.

Although in order to broadcast in HD, the broadcast must be digital, you do not have to have an HDTV to view the HD signal. Further, as long as you have the converter box, or subscribe to paid cable or satellite TV, you can continue to watch your old analog TV. Many networks are already broadcasting in digital as well as analog, but after 17 ... more.

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