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Digital TV Receiver - The eBay Seller's Cut-Out-And-Keep FAQ Swipe File

Digital TV - The eBay Seller's Cut-Out-And-Keep FAQ Swipe File

Here are some handy tidbits of information to keep at hand if you decide to start reselling digital TV products:

** What Will be the Standard Usage of Digital TV? **

For people who only get free over the air television programming, the type of TV owned, either a digital TV or an analog TV, is important.

Viewers who receive free over the air television can view digital programming through a TV set with a built-in digital tuner or a digital-ready monitor with a separate digital tuner set-top box.  

In this case, the only additional equipment required to view over-the-air digital programming is a regular antenna, either on the roof or a smaller version on the TV, like rabbit ears.

If a consumer owns an analog television, they will have to purchase a set-top converter box that will attach to the TV in order to view over the air digital programming.

So, there's your market---wide open!

** What Will be Some Problems in Getting a DTV Signal? **

A consumer may have to either install an external aerial antenna, or replace an existing aerial antenna with one that receives a stronger signal, necessary for digital TV.  Also, people who live in very mountainous regions may have more problems receiving a DTV signal.

** What are Some Solutions & Fixes to Problems with DTV Reception? **

Make customers aware that it might be necessary to replace their existing aerial antenna or to install an antenna if they don't already have one. For those who live in a very mountainous region, the only fix would be to move. That's basically a show-stopper. A digital aerial antenna is not always necessary. This is simply a recommended fix for poor reception after the switch is made from analog to digital. Some viewers don't experience a reception problem.

** What are Some Websites With Information About Digital TV? **

dtv.gov The US government site for consumers

dtvanswers.com a site driven by US broadcasters

hdtvinfoport.com a site which deals with both high definition television and digital television.

digitaltvinformation.com An interesting site aimed towards resellers.

ezdigitaltv.com A good 'moment by moment guide to what is happening in the US with digital TV.

** Digital TV Signal Providers Listed by Country: **

Africa: DVB-T standard

Argentina: ATSC

Australia: DVB-T

Brazil: SBTV-D

Canada: ATSC

China: DVB-C

Colombia: DVB-T

Croatia: DVB-S

El Salvador: DVB-T and DVB-H

Finland: DVB-C

Hong Kong: DMB-T

Ireland: DTT

Israel: ADB

Italy: DVB-T

Japan: ISDB-T

Mexico: ATSC

Morocco: DVB-T standard

Philippines: DVB-T

Saudi Arabia: DTT

Singapore: DVB-T and DVB-C

South Africa: DVB-T standard

South Korea: ATSC

Sweden: SVT

UK: DVB-T

Uruguay: DVB-T and DVB-H

US: ATSC

EBay sellers print out a copy and keep this handy so that you can better assist customers to choose which digital TV product they will need based on their geographical location.

This list is not inclusive because at the present time, some countries have not decided which digital TV broadcast system they will be using.

Now you know answers to the hard questions find the digital TV receiver that will bring in the sales. See it now at http://www.chinavasion.com/index.php/cName/home-audio-video-digital-tv/ from Chinavasion.com

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Rose Li is the PR Manager for Chinavasion, China's premier dropshipper for wholesale consumer electronics

Question about over the air HD channels on LG TV?

I have an LG 37LG50 model HD LCD television. This is plugged into the wall and has a QAM and ATSC digital TV tuner. Some of the channels come up a little scrambled looking, and I was wondering if there is a way to increase the receptionso that the TV doesn't get scrambled and blocked out with jumping audio. I live in an apartment, so I don't really have much access to much.
Are these channels broadcast via the regular coax cable or picked up via an antenna? I don't exactly understand how it works.
Will an external antenna help me pick up channels via CADTV / QAM better? I don't want to buy something that will not really help. How do I connect that to my TV? Would I have to disconnect the regular Coax cable?
Its regular cable, this question is about the HD CHANNELS that I DON'T pay for. Its about how to increase the quality for these channels.

The question is, what's the wall jack connected to? Does your apartment have cable? Does the apartment have a common antenna on the roof?

If it's cable, then you will need to talk to the cable company. They should be delivering a good quality signal to you.

If the apartment building has a common antenna, talk to the building management about making it work properly. If you are using an antenna, the quality will depend on how strong the signals are at your TV. Visit http://www.antennaweb.org for guidance. If you are more than about 5 miles from the transmitters, an indoor antenna ("rabbit ears") may not work well.

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