So if I get a D to A converter, will my flying saucer style Glomex TV antenna get any signal? I thought all broadcasters moved to digital broadcasting so I'm assuming that my old (2006) Glomex TV antenna won't "read" digital signals?
If your Glomex worked fine before, it will continue to do so. (Our Glomex is from 2002, works fine with current over-the-air TV signals.) The antenna doesn't "read" the signals. All that happens in the signal processor, which is in the TV for analog signals, and would now be augmented by the processor in the D-to-A converter. Picture quality with the D-to-A converter will be about what you had before, 640x480 pixels. You will not see "HD" quality picture (720p or 1080p). Your Glomex antenna and a new HD digital TV will give you HD quality picture. -Chris
