Can winter weather alone cause pixillation or total loss of a digital
signal on an HDTV, esp. on HD channels?
For the last five or six days, I have had a lot of either pixillation or
total loss of some digital channels.
Strangely enough, each night,, two HD channels have been on and free of
pixillation problems.
I have a splitter with one line going to the HDTV and the other to a
VCR, but when I bypassed the splitter and ran the cable from the wall
straight to the TV, there was no improvement in the pixillation or the
loss of the HD channels.
Has anyone else had the same problem on *CABLE*?
(I thought this was a problem peculiar only to satellite TV.....)
Besides weather, could there be some other cause of the disruption of
the signal, which, today, is back to normal?
--
Gordon Walter
Retired AGWSR School Librarian
101 Hilltop Drive
Ackley, Iowa 50601
Tel: 641-847-3315
Email: gordonwalter@mchsi.com
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