About Digital TV in Media Center

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 Web site at: http://www.microsoft.com

Typical ATSC DTV Source Connections

These are only suggested configurations. Your system may be different. Select the configuration that most closely matches your home system.

NOTE: See the Start Here booklet for more detailed illustrations of some of the following configurations.

TV source

Configuration

Connectors

 

 

 

DTV

ATSC DTV only from UHF Antenna

DTV Ant (ATSC)

 

 

 

Antenna

NTSC from VHF Antenna ATSC from UHF

TV/Cable Ant (NTSC)

 

Antenna

DTV Ant (ATSC)

 

 

 

Cable

NTSC Cable directly from the wall (without a

TV/Cable Ant (NTSC)

 

set-top box or receiver) and ATSC from UHF

and DTV Ant (ATSC)

 

antenna

 

 

 

 

 

One NTSC cable TV box and ATSC from UHF

Input 1 (NTSC) and DTV Ant (ATSC)

 

antenna

Or

 

 

TV/Cable Ant (NTSC) and DTV Ant (ATSC)

 

 

 

 

Two NTSC cable TV boxes and ATSC from UHF

Input 1 (NTSC)

 

antenna

Input 2 (NTSC)

 

 

DTV Ant (ATSC)

 

 

 

Digital

One NTSC digital cable or satellite receiver

Input 1 (NTSC) and DTV Ant (ATSC)

Cable or

and ATSC from UHF antenna

Or

Satellite

 

TV/Cable Ant (NTSC)

 

 

and DTV Ant (ATSC) from UHF antenna

 

 

 

 

Two NTSC digital cable or satellite receivers

Input 1 (NTSC)

 

and ATSC from UHF antenna

Input 2 (NTSC)

 

 

DTV Ant (ATSC) from antenna

 

 

 

 

One NTSC and ATSC digital cable or satellite

Connect the ATSC signal directly to your TV/display

 

receiver

Refer to the TV/display documentation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Two NTSC and ATSC digital cable or satellite

Connect the ATSC signal directly to your TV/display

 

receivers

Refer to the TV/display documentation.

 

 

 

 

 

8Important HP Media Center PC Updates

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HP m1277c, m1297c, m1295c, m1270n, m1264n, m1265c manual Typical Atsc DTV Source Connections, About Digital TV in Media Center

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