Seems like most of the video and digital video technology of the last ten 
years has been done with the philosophy of "Screw the blind people."  We 
had a completely new technology that would have been so easy to build in 
accessibility from the ground up, but like most things where the US 
government gets into bed with private industry, they completely botched the 
job.  Par for the course.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 07:33 AM 12/2/2008 -0600, you wrote:
>There is a pretty good article in the December Forum about digital TV
>conversion.  But the one issue that I don't feel is being addressed properly
>is that the current Sap channels as we know them will also disappear in
>favor of the new digital subcarriers of up to five per channel.  The analog
>sets won't carry them, and the converter boxes can't carry any cable
>channels.  So most of us will end up needing a digital ready set anyway.
>Harvey
>
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