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Find out how to actually get FREE TV Broadcast.
What the cable and satellite companies might not want you to know!
OTA Television is Free
(
over-the-air
)Why aren't more people taking advantage of FREE TV?
As it was meant to be!
Are you ready to cut the cord or break the dish?
Hard economic times have forced some viewers to get creative in balancing their budget.
The best part, some argue, is that OTA HDTV is FREE! That deal is hard to beat.
OTA TV provides an economical way of getting TV programs without sacrificing the entertainment portion of your budget
. If you can live without some of the non-broadcast and/or premium channels, OTA HDTV is a reasonable option. Some of those channels and/or programs are available in other formats from other sources.The best part, some argue, is that OTA HDTV is FREE! That deal is hard to beat.
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For the last 40 years or so, quite a few people just assume that television is something that is supplied by cable or satellite. "It may be a generational thing--they never saw or noticed a TV antenna!" Those who are old enough to remember the huge TV antennas on the roof or the small indoor antenna ("rabbit ears") recall some of the problems with receiving a clear signal.
Poor reception is the reason many switched from antenna to cable or satellite years ago. Many of these problems were related to the broadcast technology (analog).
Also, many OTA digital broadcasts are now in
high definition (HD)
. The old analog non-HDTVs receiving analog broadcast signals weren't capable of receiving a broadcast in HD resolution. Today, rather than providing just one analog program, a broadcast station is able to offer a sharp high definition (HD) digital program or several standard definition (SD) digital programs simultaneously.
So what's different now?
Television signals are now broadcast with the new ATSC digital standard, rather than the old analog signals you may have received on your NTSC analog TV tuner just a few years ago. In simple language: It has been improved--BIG Time + We have HDTVs!
If you haven't looked lately at what you can get over the air--FREE-- you are in for a BIG surprise!
If you connected your HDTV to an antenna, you would probably be amazed at how many channels, you can receive and in HD [FREE]. You will be really impressed if you are just receiving standard definition (SD) resolution (no HD) via your cable company.) With a few antenna adjustments you may improve your reception. Unfortunately, some folks won't get a good signal because of terrain, distance from the TV transmitter towers, or other factors, and you will still need cable or satellite.
Data compression is used by cable and satellite providers. This allows them to offer you many channels, but the compression may result in a compromised picture quality. OTA broadcast are not compressed, and some argue that the HD picture on your TV from an OTA signal is much crisper.
Note:
How many channels can I get at my location?
There are several station locator links coming up for you to check your specific location. Also, you can check the Titantv site to see what TV programs are offered.
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What the cable and satellite companies might not want you to know!
OTA Television is Free
(
over-the-air
)
Why aren't more people taking advantage of FREE TV?
For the last 40 years or so, quite a few people just assume that television is something that is supplied by cable or satellite. "It may be a generational thing--they never saw or noticed a TV antenna!" Those who are old enough to remember the huge TV antennas on the roof or the small indoor antenna ("rabbit ears") recall some of the problems with receiving a clear signal.
Poor reception is the reason many switched from antenna to cable or satellite years ago. Many of these problems were related to the broadcast technology (analog).
So what's different now?
Television signals are now broadcast with the new ATSC digital standard, rather than the old analog signals you may have received on your NTSC analog TV tuner just a few years ago. In simple language: It has been improved--BIG Time + We have HDTVs!
Also, many OTA digital broadcasts are now in
high definition (HD)
. The old analog non-HDTVs receiving analog broadcast signals weren't capable of receiving a broadcast in HD resolution. Today, rather than providing just one analog program, a broadcast station is able to offer a sharp high definition (HD) digital program or several standard definition (SD) digital programs simultaneously.
If you haven't looked lately at what you can get over the air--FREE-- you are in for a BIG surprise!
If you connected your HDTV to an antenna, you would probably be amazed at how many channels, you can receive and in HD [FREE]. You will be really impressed if you are just receiving standard definition (SD) resolution (no HD) via your cable company.) With a few antenna adjustments you may improve your reception. Unfortunately, some folks won't get a good signal because of terrain, distance from the TV transmitter towers, or other factors, and you will still need cable or satellite.
How many channels can I get at my location? There are several station locator links coming up for you to check your specific location. Also, you can check the Titantv site to see what TV programs are offered.
Data compression is used by cable and satellite providers. This allows them to offer you many channels, but the compression may result in a compromised picture quality. OTA broadcast are not compressed, and some argue that the HD picture on your TV from an OTA signal is much crisper.
Hard economic times have forced some viewers to get creative in balancing their budget.
The best part, some argue, is that OTA HDTV is FREE! That deal is hard to beat.
OTA TV provides an economical way of getting TV programs without sacrificing the entertainment portion of your budget
. If you can live without some of the non-broadcast and/or premium channels, OTA HDTV is a reasonable option. Some of those channels and/or programs are available in other formats from other sources.The best part, some argue, is that OTA HDTV is FREE! That deal is hard to beat.
Note:
Are you ready to cut the cord or break the dish?
Before you do:
Are you bundled (phone,TV, Internet)?
What is the best way for YOU? Compare $ +/-.
Are you bundled (phone,TV, Internet)?
What is the best way for YOU? Compare $ +/-.
Looking for more information about: Free TV, OTA Broadcast, Internet TV, Cable TV, Satellite TV, TV Signals, Digital TV, HDTV, TV Antennas, TV Antenna Rotors, TV Antenna Amplifiers? Check out the next page>>
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Some links on this website are associate links and are used to help illustrate what an item looks like, and you can decide if you want to just look or purchase the item. "As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases." We receive a small commission (that helps support this website) if you actually purchase from this company, but the price to you remains the same.
You can hover over any link to see if it is an Amazon link, if this matters, or a link to a page on this website or to a reference page, e.g., Smithsonian Institution, bookmark on this website, etc.
Some links on this website are associate links and are used to help illustrate what an item looks like, and you can decide if you want to just look or purchase the item. "As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases." We receive a small commission (that helps support this website) if you actually purchase from this company, but the price to you remains the same.
You can hover over any link to see if it is an Amazon link, if this matters, or a link to a page on this website or to a reference page, e.g., Smithsonian Institution, bookmark on this website, etc.
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