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    How HDTV Works

    I want to learn how HDTV works. So far I can only find online info on how the screen works - the pixels, the Liquid Crystals, etc, etc. I am not interested in that. I want to know how it works from the point of signal going in and what happens from there. Just can't find anything. Maybe I just don't know the right keyword to use to search. Can anyone help?

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    Here's a start..

    http://www.cybercollege.com/tvp009.htm

    Also this forum has a lot of info about HDTV.. start with the faq section to narrow down some things you may find interesting...

    http://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=30


    Although geared towards OTA (over the air HDTV/reception) this forum also may be of interest.. http://forum.tvfool.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9
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    Thank you fink. The first site is very informative but it is not what I am looking for. I am trying to understand the "mechanics" of the working of a HDTV set. Let's say, you get the content from your local cable company. The signal come in the house via a coaxial cable. Let's say you don't have need a cable box b/c your HDTV is cable ready. So what happens to the signal coming in? It goes to the tuner I suppose. So, what does a tuner do? Does the HDTV set need a A/D converter also? Is the tuner the A/D converter, also? Then, what's next? You know, this kinda things. That's what I wanna learn.

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    Been there but it doesn't have the info I want.

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