Whats the difference between DTV and HDTV?
A lot of people are confused about the differences between DTV and HDTV. HDTV is the high definition form of DTV. If a program is on DTV it’s digital, but not necessarily in high definition, unless the program says presented in HDTV. Return to Questions • Is HDTV better than DTV? HDTV isn’t better than DTV because it’s a form of DTV. But it is the highest quality of DTV available. Return to Questions • Where can I find HDTV programs in my area? If you’re wondering what programs are available in HDTV in your area, you can go to titantv.com (will open in a new window), enter your zip code, and you’ll get a digital TV program guide for your area. Return to Questions • Will I have to buy a digital TV to watch my favorite shows? If you subscribe to cable or satellite, the answer is no. But if you get your television over-the-air (with an antenna) after February 17, 2009 (when analog TV shuts down), you’ll either need to have your current analog TV hooked up to cable or satellite service, or
