Sentence examples for digital reception from inspiring English sources

They both play big hits from their shipping days, though it is a cruel irony that something may be lost with high-quality digital reception.

So, apart from hearing local AM and FM with pin-sharp digital reception, listeners can also get stock quotes, news headlines, weather forecasts, or movie times on a display fitted in their car's dashboard.

And if digital reception is somehow obstructed, the IBOC chip can switch back to analogue, which tolerates weak or reflected signals.To station owners, the advantage of IBOC is that it does not require new transmitters or additional licences.

If the over-the-air signal is not strong, the viewer does not receive a fuzzy picture as he might get with a weak analog signal; the viewer gets no picture at all because digital reception is all or nothing.

And last August the FCC directed manufacturers to add digital reception capabilities to their larger TV sets by mid-2005, and to all the rest by 2007.

And last August the FCC directed manufacturers to add digital reception capabilities to their larger TV sets by mid-2005 and the rest by 2007.

The catch? Television broadcasters argue that these services would interfere with digital television reception.

Over the course of 2007 more licences will come up for grabs, filling the gaps in areas of the country that have no, or poor, digital radio reception.

Internet streaming and digital wireless reception are combining in ways that could allow almost any station, even one broadcast from a front porch, to be heard anywhere in the world from the next generation of hand-held devices and smartphones.

Also, Panasonic is developing an integrated digital television reception card for the PC in conjunction with Microsoft.

This is the cutoff date when analog stations are supposed to go dark, provided 85% of local viewers have digital TV reception.