TH-L17F1 : Panasonic Amazing HDR Like Portable TV

Posted on Wed Mar 04, 06:01 by Jaime
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This is called antenna diversity, not HDR, simply because the dynamic range is the same in all images, contrary to what happens in photography.

Posted on Wed Mar 04, 06:07 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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I use the HDR as a reference, I thought that this will be easier for people to understand

Posted on Wed Mar 04, 06:50 by Steve_UK, UK
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Antenna diversity techniques can also be used with the European/Aus/NZ DVB-T system, which like ISDB-T, uses COFDM transmission. Quite a few PC DVB-T tuners allow you to merge two tuners into one "diversity" tuner using the same techniques. When you're travelling, using a pair of whip antennae can massively improve your signal quality. I've used my Hauppauge Nova-DT Stick on many occasions to get digital TV in hotel rooms on my laptop using diversity. Haven't seen it in TVs in Europe yet - probably because many European homes have rooftop aerials.

Posted on Thu Mar 05, 09:26 by Micky
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Wouldn't you need separate sources to get any meaningful diversity? Or at least decent spacing between receivers?

Also, do you need digital transmission to do it?