OK - I am really confused here. Last winter I could get our NBC and CBS channel without a problem. Now I can get the NBC, but CBS has a ton of freeze ups and "no signals". I can watch the antenna guage go from its normal 65% or so go down to 0 every so often. CBS has their channel divided up into 3 sub channels where nbc doesn't. I have heard this problem only happens on samsung boxes, not others. Both transmitters are close to each other so its not an antenna issue.
Any ideas? Any similar problems?

I posted this on antoher forum and someone suggested it could be a multipath problem. Any ideas?

I joined the local Atlanta HDTV forum.

What an education. If you have one for your area join it. Ours is on Yahoo.

The power of DTV is due it's complexity the broadcaster can provide individul products and services in a variety of ways.

The problem with HDTV is due to this complexity it is real weasy to screw things up.

As evidenced by my local forum with 10 DTV stations there is plenty of blame for all parties to share in.

Your problem could easily be your box or the station and of course reception.



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Thanks Richard. I havefound a local "thread" over at AV Science, but can't find a local group.

This is a real problem. My antenna guy is going to come and check out some signal strenghts, plus he isgoing to bring over his Zenith box to see if it works different then the Samsung. Ifit does, I don't know what I will do.