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Old 02-01-2010, 08:10 PM
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In fact, the few TV programs still telecast in b&w ... are broadcast with the 3.58-MHz color burst subcarrier still intact--the signal is not disabled during the telecasting of monochrome shows.
If you are watching these shows from a digital converter box, I am not surprised about the 3.58 MHz burst. Digital TV almost certainly does not have any provision for color/B&W identification, and the inexpensive boxes would likely not make use of such a signal anyway. If you are receiving low-power NTSC OTA signals, it still does not surprise me, just a bit less though.
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