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What is the digital television transition?

At midnight on February 17, 2009, all full-power television stations in the United States will stop broadcasting in analog and switch to 100% digital broadcasting. Digital broadcasting promises to provide a clearer picture and more programming options and will free up airwaves for use by emergency responders.

You've probably heard all TV stations will be broadcasting digital signals by February 2009. Consumers who only use an antenna or “rabbit ears” to watch TV will need to buy a digital converter box. But a word of warning – make sure the box can still handle analog signals.

Stations are now required to broadcast both analog and digital signals-- but in some cases stations are broadcasting a weaker digital signal.

TV’s either pick up a digital signal or they don't-- there's no fuzzy in between like there is with analog signals. And in order for your antenna to pick up those digital signals it's got to be facing exactly the direction it's broadcasting from.

Another pitfall with the new converter boxes -- some require that you use an autoscan feature every time you change the direction of your antenna. Some converter boxes allow you to add channels without having to keep using autoscan.

“If you're currently on an antenna and you can't receive the channel with the new box, then you may have to look at your options with cable or satellite,” South said.

Experts say there's no way to tell what digital signals you'll be able to get until you actually hook up the converter box. But with the final switch over taking place next February, now’s the time to prepare.

Of course you can also solve the problem by purchasing a new TV.