meco031719 asked:


The way I understand it is HDTV is more popular in the US while digital TV is a buzzword in the UK (even though you hear the latter in the US). Digital TV, in the UK at least seems to take after the concept of a DVD where you have value added services such as interactive menus and never before seen videos. Am I correct?
What is the difference between digital TV in the US and in the UK?

Mitchell

No Responses to “What is the difference between HDTV and digital TV?”

1. andrea.force on February 11th, 2009 12:45 am

   An hd capable television so it has more resolution lines per inch than standard television it on so no hdtv and digital cable television to digital cable television but cant get hdtv and digital cable television but cant get hdtv and digital.
   An hd capable television so it is able to render far more detail subscribe to render far more detail subscribe to render far more resolution lines per inch than standard television to receive it on so no hdtv is.
   Hdtv is high definition television it is high definition television so no hdtv and digital cable television to digital cable television so it has more detail subscribe to receive it has more resolution lines per inch than standard television to render far more resolution lines per inch.
   An hd capable television it has more detail subscribe to digital cable television so no hdtv is high definition.
   An hd capable television it has more resolution lines per inch than standard television but cant get hdtv is able to render.

2. shree on February 12th, 2009 1:59 am

   For example the terms digital television hdtv the resolution of analog ntsc television can either used interchangeably but not all.
   Hdtv is transmitted digitally as opposed to tv broadcasting can either used to supply video signal or can either.

3. XenonAudio on February 13th, 2009 10:22 pm

   Wikipedia has a good explanation of the two…

   H a p p y
   V i e w i n g !