but not always a perfect picture?

My Mitsubishi WS

I've heard that you can pickup high definition tv signals from a simple HD antenna. How do I go about doing this? I've also heard that the signal you get with an antenna is of a better quality than cable or satellite offers because the signal is not compresses as much. Is this true?

I want to combine my cable signal with my Over The Air (OTA, antenna) HDTV signal. I've already tested it by connecting it to a splitter in reverse and it seems to work. The problem is I loose 50% of the OTA signal and my cable channels come in fuzzy. I think I need some sort of amplifier but when I did some research on the net there were so many options smoke came out of my ears. So now I turn to the collective minds on the internet. Thanks for your help.

I'm looking to buy a 52" rear project TV in the next couple of days and I'm wondering what you guys think is the best overall one.

Was checking out the Plextor ConvertX PX-M402U (pxtv402una) and various other TV capturing devices and wondered is there a product better than this? And does it effect the quality if it plugs into the USB or PCI?

I've been wondering this a very long time.
Can you buy a Computerscreen that works like a tv (plug the tv cable in and watch tv) and plug your PS2 cables in so you can play?

All very easy.. or do you just have to buy special cards to put in your computer and special software blabla? :s

My television screen is clear when there is no text on the screen (e.g subtitles, credits) but whenever something like the film credits come up it goes all blurry (like a grey blur). What is the problem? It is a standard television.

Why is the wide screen ratio 16 by 9. I think movies are originally taken wider.%u3000It also is different from the golden ratio. is there a reason for choosing this aspect ratio?