Satellite Tv And The New Kid On The Block
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Satellite TV: Exploring the New Frontier
Overview
There are various methods to bring satellite TV programming into your home. In the U.S., the earliest systems, known as TVRO (TeleVision Receive Only), use large satellite dishes (three to six feet in diameter) to capture signals from multiple satellites. These systems are often designed to move, allowing them to target different satellites at different times, and they operate on a frequency called C band.
TVRO Systems
TVRO systems are favored by DIY satellite TV enthusiasts, as the content on C Band is mostly unencrypted. The quality of your TVRO setup determines how much satellite programming you can access, including unedited "raw" news content. However, these systems have fewer channels compared to the more modern Direct Broadcast Systems.
Direct Broadcast Systems (DBS)
Today, Direct Broadcast Systems are the most popular choice for satellite TV. Corporations like DirecTV and Dish Network dominate the U.S. market, offering programming packages with hundreds of channels for a monthly fee. DBS systems use smaller, fixed dishes (about a foot and a half in diameter) that target a single satellite in geostationary orbit, operating on the Ku-Band frequency.
The Newcomer: Internet TV
A new player in satellite TV is making waves: Internet TV, often referred to as "satellite TV on PC." Although satellites transmit the content, you don’t need a dish; a high-speed internet connection and a computer with good graphics are all you need to dive into Internet TV.
Internet TV provides access to Free-to-Air (FTA) digital satellite broadcasts, offering a vast selection of channels and audio programming if you know how to find them and set up your system.
"TV to PC" Software
For $19.95 to $75, software applications offer direct links to satellite TV content worldwide. You'll have access to a range of content including news, sports, movies, and music from numerous countries. This opens up programming you might never have discovered otherwise.
While some websites offer limited free satellite TV links, purchasing software that supplies direct access to a diverse array of channels?"with instructions on organization?"can be a worthwhile investment. Ensure your purchase includes customer support and a guarantee. As always, shop wisely and confirm that you're getting real value for your money.
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