A DTV signal includes frames, and the frames include data segments. Data segments
are replaced by codewords which represent digital data. The DTV signals are broadcast
and received by receivers. The receivers recover the digital data from the codewords
in the DTV signals, for example by using matched filtering. By using long codewords,
the digital data can be broadcast over a longer range and recovered by simpler
circuitry in comparison to the television programming contained in the DTV signal.
In one implementation, the DTV signal is an American Television Standards Committee
(ATSC) DTV signal.