if you have your satellite t.v. hooked up to your t.v. then how does this antenna connect? doesnt your t.v. only have one cable connection
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my Vizio TV both has two cable connections. One is marked with "ANT", meaning antenna, and is connected to this Falg Antenna; the other is "cable". Dish network or satellite box usually has HDMI input, that is totally separate connection.
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There are splitters out there to make this work. 2 go in and out into house and another spliter on the other end to the tv and satellite. It is called a diplexor and there may be nicer ones than this but heres a link Pack of 2- Holland Dishpro Satellite Diplexer - Dish Approved 2 amp version . This should work so your cable and satellite can live in harmony , so I assume it would work with antenna and then you just have to fight with hdmi cable to pull them both in (with a possible cable converter box) and an hdmi spliter.
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Yes. It only has one. The antenna connects to the same input as the satellite. But I said goodbye to My cable because with this I get 25 high Dec channels. So no need for cable.
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I don't have cable, but I do have satellite. I hook up the transmitter to my satellite box and then hook up the receiver to the non satellite TV that I want to watch. Be mindful that you change the channel by changing it on the TV hooked to the transmitter. As a side note, the Terk has a pretty good range. Generally, I like to watch football outside on Sat. & Sun. The TV attached to the receiver is about 100' from the transmitter. The signal goes from TV/transmitter inside the house through two walls to the TV/receiver outside. I really like the Terk. Hope this has been helpful. ---Garvin I don't have cable, but I do have satellite. I hook up the transmitter to my satellite box and then hook up the receiver to the non satellite TV that I want to watch. Be mindful that you change the channel by changing it on the TV hooked to the transmitter. As a side note, the Terk has a pretty good range. Generally, I like to watch football outside on Sat. & Sun. The TV attached to the receiver is about 100' from the transmitter. The signal goes from TV/transmitter inside the house through two walls to the TV/receiver outside. I really like the Terk. Hope this has been helpful.... » Read More I don't have cable, but I do have satellite. I hook up the transmitter to my satellite box and then hook up the receiver to the non satellite TV that I want to watch. Be mindful that you change the channel by changing it on the TV hooked to the transmitter. As a side note, the Terk has a pretty good range. Generally, I like to watch football outside on Sat. & Sun. The TV attached to the receiver is about 100' from the transmitter. The signal goes from TV/transmitter inside the house through two walls to the TV/receiver outside. I really like the Terk. Hope this has been helpful. ---Garvin « Show Less
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think about what you are talking about for a moment. Your t.v. uses a coax cable hook up. You can plug the USB part of this device into the t.v. if your t.v. has a USB port but you will still be using the coax cable to access the tuner and the tuner that will be accessed is the tuner in the device you are thinking of buying. You probably will not get as many stations if you use the tuner that this device is equipped with; you will probably get more stations using your t.v.'s own tuner. Besides that the one that I got the package was okay but the device inside was broken; totally. If you do buy it; it was meant for the computer as a video capture device. Its up to you.
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I have mine connected to the tv wont work the way you explained it .. you need to scroll down with your tv remote to where you have it i scroll to video and record .. works great i have an over the air antenna i get 20 stations free all i want and need ...
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Well, I just ordered a coaxil cable two-way splitter (listen to the techie here, lol!) The guy at Best Buy told me to somehow get the antenna hooked into the recorder/player AND the tv. He said we didn't need that channel 3. Wish me luck. I just may have something. I'll let you know! - Linda
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D~ did you get this and does it work for you? I am also in SJ and looking at getting an antenna. Thx!!!
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This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that case you could use this to get the satellite and cable signals to the cable modem and main receiver. This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that... » Read More This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that case you could use this to get the satellite and cable signals to the cable modem and main receiver. « Show Less
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I have to buy a DTV converter (because my TV was an older model) to and connect the Antenna to that. Also, like a regular Antenna, I had to move it around (I put mine near the window). I hope this helps.
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After I thought about this, I think I have the answer. It may be switching box for your antenna input between cable and digital over the air that is being converted to a cable signal. Just a thought. You set your television up to receive a type of signal input for your antenna input, either air or cable. I have Time Warner and local stations are incorporated into their channel package. Go to your cable company's website, sign in and look for "Chat" and ask. They will be glad to answer.Have a great day!Mark
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It can be connected to coaxial cable TV, coaxial satellite TV and an external TV antenna. It comes with a telescopic antenna. The set up menu allows you to choose the connection type and then scans for the appropriate channels.
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Tom - what is your question? If it's a matter of wiring more than one TV to the antenna,, you need a coax splitter. Hope this helps...
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it connects with a coaxial connecter. use coaxial cable (cable tv cable) you will need a male to male connector to connect the 2 ends.
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I only have it for my OTA antenna... however, I had a smaller one being used with my cable.
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Because the satellite transmission would interfere with the moca box on your network, so your network would probably work but you wont get a signal, its only currently compatible with regular cable tv. Though I read there is a work around to make it work with satellite tv but that it was complicated for the average consumer so they market it as incompatible as of now until they come out with a work around.
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the antenna is supposed to wireless pick up the satellite's or cable box's signal. i even tried to screw in the cable directly to the antennas input, but no luck.i as well tried connecting it directly to a video game console [AV OUTPUT, AND RV...NO LUCK!] the most i was able to do with this tv is get a power signal, and discover the remote and power connect normally; but nothing else is as simple.defiantly would advise you to stay away from this tv. you will not get your moneys worth, and it will just sit on your shelf.
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Don't know what that is but if it has a coaxial connector you can connect it to the TV...........I have used the small antenna that comes with it, a outdoor antenna and now have it on cable.
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You need to verify you have a good TV antenna connection at your new location and also verify you have a good network connection. There is really not enough detail in your statement to troubleshoot this problem.