Can I watch analog Tv with this device?
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Hummm...I don't know what you mean by analog TV because to the best of my knowledge all non-cable stations are required to broadcast in digital. This means your local stations should be broadcasting in digital. My local stations are 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on what I believe is called VHF and 20, 26, 32, 50, 60, and 66 on UHF. They all come in, after you use the scan function, via a digital signal. Most of these channels have duplicates of which one reads "Digital". This suggests that there are two or more signals. Perhaps one is analog. Either way I think you'll be able to get your channels. In fact, I think the A in ATSC is for analog. Hummm...I don't know what you mean by analog TV because to the best of my knowledge all non-cable stations are required to broadcast in digital. This means your local stations should be broadcasting in digital. My local stations are 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on what I believe is called VHF and 20, 26, 32, 50, 60, and 66 on UHF. They all come in, after you use the scan function, via a digital signal. Most of these channels have duplicates of which one reads "Digital". This suggests that there are two or more signals. Perhaps one is analog. Either way I think you'll be able to get your... » Read More Hummm...I don't know what you mean by analog TV because to the best of my knowledge all non-cable stations are required to broadcast in digital. This means your local stations should be broadcasting in digital. My local stations are 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on what I believe is called VHF and 20, 26, 32, 50, 60, and 66 on UHF. They all come in, after you use the scan function, via a digital signal. Most of these channels have duplicates of which one reads "Digital". This suggests that there are two or more signals. Perhaps one is analog. Either way I think you'll be able to get your channels. In fact, I think the A in ATSC is for analog. « Show Less
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yes..but you would need a A/v receiver to do so. you can not directly connect it to the television
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Here is an easy way to find out. Use the cable output connection on your box and run a short piece of TV cable from the box to the cable input connection on the back of your analog set. If you get a picture this way, you will get a picture with the transmitter set up. If your cable box has the old cable output connection, you should be able to find out quickly. You will need the audio video RCA connectors on both units (red, white, yellow) to actually make it work.
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You can, If you buy the addon device to watch TV. Out of the box, though, you can't
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This device is for converting digital monitors & tv's for analog signal reception. If AFN is available in your area via NTSC (analog), then this will work.
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You can't those two over coax or optical. HDMI definitely and most likely 5.1 analog
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I'm pretty sure it will. I no longer have an analog tv, but when I did I used a similar antenna with it and a converter box. My daughter has that arrangement and it works fine.
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Yes, as long as you have a cable or satellite box or other means of "tuning in" to broadcasts which you can connect this device to, since it doesn't have its own tuner.
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I'd also be interested in this information as well, also does it support analog cable too with a cable box?
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Your playing device must be able to convert 5.1 to a PCM digital output.This thing only converts PCM digital to R/L analog outputs.On the other hand, if you have an old ANALOG tv with YbPbP inputs, it will not send an analogue signal as advertised.
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The Antenna will still work, there is no difference between a digital and Analog antenna, but you will still need a digital tuner, either built into you tv, or a seperate convertor box.
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I do not believe so. I believe that this is just meant to convert analog to digital. What you probably need is a set of bunny ears, which my family has while we wait for our antenna to be set up. You might want to talk to a television expert about this.
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Yes you can. As long as your tv will accept either a coax cable or analog connections.
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Don't know what you mean by analog? I use it for my antenna on the roof , which are HD, and it can accept a card from the cable company.
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If your tv is digital,you do not need a digital to analog converter box. An analog tv requires that converter box to work with any antenna.
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No this is not a digital tv,this is analog .In order to watch tv ,u need a cable
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Your analog TV has to have a digital converter to receive the digital signals on an analog TV. Once you have a converter the Monoprice 104730 will receive the digital signals over the air and you will be able to view local stations without the use of satellite or cable. Distance will affect whether you receive signals or not. Aswith the old analog TVs and the rabbit ears of the old days, if you were too far from a signal provider the pictures came in fuzzy or not at all. I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I work about 20 to 30 miles away and I am able to receive most channels at work. I use it to watch NFL games on Sundays and Mondays when I work. Your analog TV has to have a digital converter to receive the digital signals on an analog TV. Once you have a converter the Monoprice 104730 will receive the digital signals over the air and you will be able to view local stations without the use of satellite or cable. Distance will affect whether you receive signals or not. Aswith the old analog TVs and the rabbit ears of the old days, if you were too far from a signal provider the pictures came in fuzzy or not at all. I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I work about 20 to 30 miles away and I am able to receive most channels at work.... » Read More Your analog TV has to have a digital converter to receive the digital signals on an analog TV. Once you have a converter the Monoprice 104730 will receive the digital signals over the air and you will be able to view local stations without the use of satellite or cable. Distance will affect whether you receive signals or not. Aswith the old analog TVs and the rabbit ears of the old days, if you were too far from a signal provider the pictures came in fuzzy or not at all. I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I work about 20 to 30 miles away and I am able to receive most channels at work. I use it to watch NFL games on Sundays and Mondays when I work. « Show Less