Does it work with Analog TV Antenna Channels "NTSC"?
2055350
I've had it for about 6 months now. I use it on my Direct tv to record on my laptop and then to watch tv wirelessly on my iPad. It does exactly what it says. Not sure about analog tv, but I don't see why it wouldn't
2055351
I don't know that there are "analog" tv channels any longer, if you're talking about analog broadcast tv. As far as I know they were all converted to digital. The webpage for this device says it does ..."ATSC... and analog TV", so it sounds like it does. If you're talking about plugging a video source (such as a video camera) into the box via the composite input, then, yes it does that.
133896
If I understand the question, I think that if you ran the amplified antenna out (coax) to a digital converter box and then to the tv, it should all work fine. You would need a coax in to the digital converter.
1965844
The device has separate Atsc & Ntsc tuners and I get my digital cable channels with over the air channel numbers. For example, my standard cable delivers ABC as channel 9 in analog and 711 in digital HD. If I want to record this channel it shows up as channel 6.1 which is the over air number. Also, I took another look at the quick start page and it shows both antenna and cable connections.
1590956
No not without a digital to analog converter box. The stations do not broadcast in analog anymore.
185975
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.
507002
I wouldn't know from experience but the manual states the TV type should be set to NTSC but it can also be used as PAL or auto. Not sure if that's helpful but it's the only info I could find.
2043341
This tuner will ONLY convert analog TV signals. It will not convert digital TV signals.
1380126
yes but it is an NTSC (analog) not ATSC (digital) tuner. you will still need a convertor box to record over the air television
1032408
If it's an older digital TV and has HDMI connections, it should work. But not with an older analog. This device only connects through an HDMI cable.
1940750
It should work for old type analog TV's since the info says VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69.That's what all TV's were designed for as long as you used the tuner built in to the TV.The info is listed as:*Amplified indoor HDTV antenna engineered to receive VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69*Optimized to receive all HDTV channels for free local high-definition entertainment with a compatible TV or TV/receiver*Boost weak signals-dual-drive amplifier ensures clear reception of both distant and close HDTV and DTV stations*High-gain antenna array can be oriented horizontally or vertically for optimum reception*Appealing design with small footprint; easy to install-supplied cable carries video and power It should work for old type analog TV's since the info says VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69.That's what all TV's were designed for as long as you used the tuner built in to the TV.The info is listed as:*Amplified indoor HDTV antenna engineered to receive VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69*Optimized to receive all HDTV channels for free local high-definition entertainment with a compatible TV or TV/receiver*Boost weak signals-dual-drive amplifier ensures clear reception of both distant and close HDTV and DTV stations*High-gain antenna array... » Read More It should work for old type analog TV's since the info says VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69.That's what all TV's were designed for as long as you used the tuner built in to the TV.The info is listed as:*Amplified indoor HDTV antenna engineered to receive VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69*Optimized to receive all HDTV channels for free local high-definition entertainment with a compatible TV or TV/receiver*Boost weak signals-dual-drive amplifier ensures clear reception of both distant and close HDTV and DTV stations*High-gain antenna array can be oriented horizontally or vertically for optimum reception*Appealing design with small footprint; easy to install-supplied cable carries video and power « Show Less
1457749
Hi if the antenna is plugged into a DTV converter and then the analog convert is plugged into a analog TV, yes that should be fine. Now mine is plugged into a Tivo Premier, it was one of the few DVR that did OTA. Works really well.
786196
Should work OK with any standard definition coax input. Contrary to some advertisements, this does not have HDMI inputs and is not a true HDTV.
2005112
I believe this device is only designed to work with an antenna. It converts an analog signal to a digital signal.
1186625
The Channel Master 7001 tuner is not an analog tuner. It is a digital only type tuner. It can pick up digital ATSC signals (over the air digital signals) and it can pickup unscrambled QAM digital signals on a cable TV system. But neither of these two formats are the older type of NTSC "analog" signals you are asking about. Of course analog signals are no longer broadcast over the air and many cable systems are also getting rid of them too since it is an outdated approach. But many cable systems also still carry some analog signals (in standard definition) for those customers that don't want to pay for digital cable boxes or don't have compatible equipment. Most TVs today have both a built in digital tuner and an analog NTSC type tuner so a TV can scan in both types of channels. While it is a drawback of the 7001 tuner that it can't do analog NTSC channels, the price is still very low for what you get given its digital capabilities. I've bought mine realizing it was not going to do the analog channels. I've had it for about two months and really like it for receiving digital HD signals on cable. I use it with an Epson HD projector.
1174420
It has the standard male coax connector, so unless your set does not have the coax input, it will connect to just about any TV. I bought it for receiving digital signals so I don't know how well it performs for non-digital signals. I live in a metro area where there are many stations and it was not a problem for me receiving channels.In fact, I bought another one in case I might buy another HDTV in the future.
2199475
No, but if you buy a digital converter box with an hdmi and coaxial cable connection you can make it work. My HDtv was damaged and the coaxial cable connection was knocked off. I new repairing would be expensive so I purchased a Mediasonic converter box and a mediasonic antenna. I then hooked the converter box to the TV with and hdmi connection and to the antenna with a coaxial cable connection. It work just great! Most over the air channels I have ever pulled in and it cost less than $40.00.Mary
1174424
It has the standard male coax connector, so unless your set does not have the coax input, it will connect to just about any TV. I bought it for receiving digital signals so I don't know how well it performs for non-digital signals. I live in a metro area where there are many stations and it was not a problem for me receiving channels. In fact, I bought another one in case I might buy another HDTV in the future.