On Thu, 30 Oct 2008 21:01:53 -0400, "Jim Felton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Mike just so you know, the digital signal your talking about isn't really > digital. It is actually an 8VSB analog signal with digital data encoded > in > 8 subcarriers that have to synchronize as a single block to be received > as > data. You are right that there is On/Off relationship in the encoding of > the data stream (Spec. 292) that is feed into the transmitter, but that > is > more or less the end of the digital part until it is received and decoder > by > your receiver/TV at which time it become digital again to be processed by > decompression algorithm in the receiver and then guess what it goes back > to > analog if you have a TV with a picture tube. >
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