[PortlandSpartan]

Is there a picture quality gain as signal strength goes up? I'm getting around 70% for the 4 majors using my indoor Silver Sensor. PQ is great, I have no problems. Just wondering if a rise in signal would translate to a better picture.

 

[Earl Bonovich]

No... Picture Quality will not "increase" with signal strength.

Stability of the picture though (pixelizing and loss of pictures), will increase though the better signal strength you have.

These are digital signals. 0's and 1's.
Either you get the signal or you don't....

 

[Coffey77]

These are digital signals. 0's and 1's.
Either you get the signal or you don't....

Ooooh, was that a clip of CSI: NY? Show me a few more 0's and 1's so I can see more of the preview!

 

[masmith]

Is there a picture quality gain as signal strength goes up? I'm getting around 70% for the 4 majors using my indoor Silver Sensor. PQ is great, I have no problems. Just wondering if a rise in signal would translate to a better picture.

You are in Pirtland and get OTA?? I don't get it.

 

[Tom Robertson]

You are in Pirtland and get OTA?? I don't get it.

Welcome to the forums! :welcome_s

You didn't join the forums soon enough, alas

Ok, don't buy that how about "You didn't slip Earl a large enough bribe"

Or, you don't buy enough service from D*

On a slightly more serious note, how long have you had your HR20?

Cheers,
Tom

 

[PortlandSpartan]

You are in Pirtland and get OTA?? I don't get it.

No OTA with the HR20 yet. I was just talking in general (antenna to tv)

 

[glennb]

Either you get the signal or you don't....

Actually,

You get a stable picture & uninterruped audio or,
you get a picture that stops & starts and audio that cuts in&out or,
you get a black screen and no sound.