A service provided by cable companies which uses compression to offer more channels. No relation to "digital television." Which brings us to...
A service provided by many cable systems utilizing digital rather than analog transmission on their distribution networks. Because more information can be delivered in a digital format, digital cable offers viewers more channels. Contrary to many consumers' beliefs, digital cable is not the same as high definition television.
A service provided by many cable providers, digital cable offers viewers more channels. Contrary to many consumers' beliefs, digital cable is not the same as High-Definition Television or digital television; rather digital cable simply offers cable subscribers the options of paying for more services. Digital Monitor: DTV monitors are televisions that can display a digital signal but lack an integrated tuner (unlike an integrated digital set), and thus cannot receive a digital broadcast signal without an additional set-top box.
A service provided by many cable providers, digital cable offers viewers more channels. Contrary to many consumers' beliefs, digital cable is not the same as High- Definition Television or digital television; rather digital cable simply sends channels as digital signals on the cable.
A method of compressing and transmitting data (television signals). Because digital data is smaller, more information can be transmitted. The result is a better picture, better sound and more channels. Customers require a DCT to receive digital channels in their home.
a service provided by many cable providers which offers viewers more channels, access to pay-per-view programs, and online guides. Digital cable is not the same as HDTV or DTV; rather, digital cable simply offers cable subscribers the options of paying for additional services.
A collection of channels, typically distributed to subscribers as an add-on package, which are transmitted initially in the form of binary code.
Digital Cable Delivery of digital broadcast signal by way of a cable network.
Cable services, programming, and equipment that use digital, not analog, formats (see DTV and HDTV).
Digital cable is a type of cable television distribution using digital video compression. The technology was developed by Motorola.