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no WS for New York Cablevision folks
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JoshHamilton said:Can't you unplug your cable and watch it on a digital converter box on network tv?
NECpilgrims8 said:JoshHamilton said:Can't you unplug your cable and watch it on a digital converter box on network tv?
What if you live in an apartment building???
NECpilgrims8 said:JoshHamilton said:Can't you unplug your cable and watch it on a digital converter box on network tv?
What if you live in an apartment building???
JoshHamilton said:NECpilgrims8 said:JoshHamilton said:Can't you unplug your cable and watch it on a digital converter box on network tv?
What if you live in an apartment building???
I live in apartment complex and that's how I watched basic cable (ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox) for a month this summer.
Network tv stations are broadcast over the air. Doesn't matter where you live, you should be able to get them (regardless of cable provider contracts with Fox). Of course, you'll need a digital converter box. This is what I did when Uverse died last Saturday during mizzou/OU and the NLCS. I just switched to Air
JoshHamilton said:NECpilgrims8 said:JoshHamilton said:Can't you unplug your cable and watch it on a digital converter box on network tv?
What if you live in an apartment building???
I live in apartment complex and that's how I watched basic cable (ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox) for a month this summer.
Network tv stations are broadcast over the air. Doesn't matter where you live, you should be able to get them (regardless of cable provider contracts with Fox). Of course, you'll need a digital converter box. This is what I did when Uverse died last Saturday during mizzou/OU and the NLCS. I just switched to Air
where do you get the converter box for free?
JoshHamilton said:where do you get the converter box for free?
It isn't free. You can get one for $25 probably
Remember in early 2008, the switch from analog to digital broadcast by the FCC? They offered converter boxes (since not everyone has cable service) for $10 with government rebate? That's the box you need
.gvsu96 said:JoshHamilton said:NECpilgrims8 said:JoshHamilton said:Can't you unplug your cable and watch it on a digital converter box on network tv?
What if you live in an apartment building???
I live in apartment complex and that's how I watched basic cable (ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox) for a month this summer.
Network tv stations are broadcast over the air. Doesn't matter where you live, you should be able to get them (regardless of cable provider contracts with Fox). Of course, you'll need a digital converter box. This is what I did when Uverse died last Saturday during mizzou/OU and the NLCS. I just switched to Air
Heck if you have a newer TV you don't even need a box just an antenna.
ThoseBackPages said:JoshHamilton said:where do you get the converter box for free?
It isn't free. You can get one for $25 probably
Remember in early 2008, the switch from analog to digital broadcast by the FCC? They offered converter boxes (since not everyone has cable service) for $10 with government rebate? That's the box you need
the whole thing sucks