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Question #63757 on Me TV changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/me-tv/+question/63757

MeTvFan proposed the following answer:
Michael Lamothe wrote:
> Question #63757 on Me TV changed:
> https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/me-tv/+question/63757
> 
> Michael Lamothe proposed the following answer:
> Oh yes, my misunderstanding, DVB-C (QAM) has been supported for a long
> time.  I had just assumed that you were talking about Clear QAM which is
> something different all together.
> 
> DVB-C does work but I thought that you didn't use that in the US, I
> thought that you guys only get Clear QAM.  Once again, I'm out of my
> depth here.
> 
What we have here in the US must be clear QAM.  Unless the cable TV 
companies are using an DVB standard.  Now I am confused, I know that 
there is NTSC, ATSC, QAM64, QAM256.  For over the air I only hear about 
NTSC and ATSC.  For cable TV via coaxial cable I only hear about NTSC, 
QAM64, QAM256.  From what I understand most cable TV companies have 
moved to QAM256.  So my question is, is QAM256 a DVB standard?

Nate

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