BROADCAST GROUP FINDS MAJOR FLAWS IN DIGITAL TV
Monday, July 12 1999
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Calling the current digital TV system, which came into use 9 months ago, seriously flawed, Sinclair Broadcast Group has begun a campaign to revise the format, the New York Times reported today (Monday). If successful, much of the digital equipment that broadcasters and consumers have already purchased would go the way of the Betamax and quad sound, the Times observed. Sinclair claims that reception in large buildings is often knocked out under the current system ("multipath distortion").
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