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In Reply to: RE: understanding digital tuner boxes posted by Jack G on March 18, 2008 at 04:51:44
I gather that this is the box the $40 govt coupon works on..its $59 at best buy--but no HDMI outputs or component video outputs, just an RF output for an old-style TV with only an RF input plus analog outputs
somehow I suspect the $40 coupons wont work on the $179 Samsung boxes with the component and HDMI outputs
However the little tuners that can be purchased for $19 net the $40 coupon are interesting in that they pull a stereo signal off of TV cable to run to a Hi Fi..
BUT I Conclude from what you say is that I need the $179 box to pull the HDTV channels from the cable like I'm doing with the new panasonic flat panel..(Either that or give up and rent the HDTV box from the cable company with the built in recorder) but then its easiest to just use the extra component video inputs on the RPTV
I think next I need to investigate exactly what the HDTV box the cable company is renting has as outputs.
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Any TV that had HDMI or DVI wouldn't need a converter box. I would have expected Component though. I guess not for $50-$60.
Jack
Why not?
My SONY KV34XBR has 1 DVI imput but doesn't have a digital tuner built-in.
If I didn't have a digital box from the cable company it wouldn't be able to decode digital TV signals.
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..Exactly what jacks you have or what you ultimatly want to achieve.
Don't talk to the first operator you get because she wont have a clue what your talking about. Ask for tech support, those guys will help you get the right box for your TV.
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