What with Hurricane Alex off the Mexican Gulf Coast, and a cold front in Northern Alabama, I was experiencing a "push" of signals from the southwest and the Gulf, signals that I don't normally hear. I have mentioned before that weather fronts and major weather events can and do affect radio signals. If you have time, monitor the AM/FM broadcast bands and maybe the public service bands today and tomorrow, and you may hear some signals you don't normally hear! I don't know about digital TV, since I could only see two channels this morning, out of several in the Mobile area; digital TV signals are attenuated in anything but clear weather.
I don't want to get started on digital TV...NOT my favorite medium....
Bud S. (staceys4@hotmail.com)
Digital TV? To me, anything that has the potential for the picture and sound to arrive at the viewer's TV at different times is probably not the best idea.
ReplyDeleteI mix live sports as a freelancer. 20 years ago, "lip sync" was not a part of transmission check-in.