HP (Hewlett-Packard) 2307890A 사용자 설명서

HDTV (High-definition Television) is the highest quality 
DTV standard. HDTV provides increased picture detail 
(720p, 1080i) with a widescreen16:9 aspect ratio and 
higher quality audio such as surround sound, on a 
display that supports digital TV. HDTV/SDTV Ant. In is the 
connector on the back of your HP Digital Entertainment 
Center that you connect the ATSC signal to. 

SDTV (Standard-definition Television) is the lowest quality 
DTV standard.

ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) is the 
official name of the DTV picture format that is in use in the 
United States and North America. The tuner inside your 
HP Digital Entertainment Center is ATSC-capable. 

DTV (Digital Television) is the umbrella term used to 
describe the new digital television way of transmitting 
television signals. DTV includes many formats of high-
definition TV that can broadcast an image resolution of 
up to 2 million pixels. 

NTSC (National Television Systems Committee) is 
standard (analog) TV. Standard TV broadcasts an image 
resolution of about 210,000 pixels and is distributed 
today through antenna, cable, digital cable, or satellite. 

Digital TV for Windows

®

 

XP Media Center Edition 2005 

is available in the United States only. Refer to the Readme 
for Update 1 for Windows XP Media Center Edition 
2005 with HDTV for all digital TV requirements. 

Refer to the Microsoft

 

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