Re: digital set-top box
- From: "David Moran" <dmoran21@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 17:53:43 -0500
<mpalmiero@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On May 28, 5:20 pm, "AlphaOne" <alpha...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have an antena on the roof and a analog TV. What digital to analog
converter should I get to receive digital over the air TV. I heard of the
digital set-top box which I will need after 2008. I want to get samethig
like that now because they say it will alow me to get local TV station
much
clear.
Thank you
I did exactly what you are looking to do. If you want a cheap way
out, there are a ton of DirectTV boxes that do what you want, and are
readily available on ebay. You don't need a dish or a subscription.
I recommend one of these three:
LG LSS-3200A,
Sony SAT-HD300,
Hughes HTL-HD
Hughes HTL-HD and I am very impressed with the functionality. thereFrom what I understand, they are all the same box from LG. I got the
are a lot of inputs and outputs on the box that allow you to do so
much with it. For example, I hooked mine to an old flatpanel computer
monitor via the DVI/VGA output. The remote control that comes with
the Hughes model can be programmed to control your TV and other
components. And, because they are DirectTV boxes, They are TIVO
compatible.
Could you do this if you have cable? Is this the same as a "free air
antenna"?
.
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