watch TV? It says you can watch tv but In the pictures I didnt see an area to connect the coaxial cable from the wall outlet to have cable. Is there one that isnt in the pictures?
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5 FT HDMI to 3 RCA CableYes, it is but you have to buy a certain kind of HDMI cable I reccomend thus one.
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I have a Hi-Def cable box from the cable company. The coaxial goes into the cable box and the cable box has a hdmi port that can go right in the back of the TV or in our case since we have the 607 we go threw that first and then the TV. But if you don't have a cable box then this will not work correctly.Yes I am still playing with all the settings...... I think it is All Channles that I listen to the most... Then the low suround setting makes everything pop also.
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The coax connector on your TV can connect to a Comcast connection OR it can connect to this RCA antenna. I have mine located about six feet from a covered window. I have the black antenna's up, they do rotate to get the best reception. The menu on my TV has "Antenna Setup-DIGITAL" and the option for using this antenna. You will need to do an EX Setup so that your TV can scan all the channels it see's. For some reason I had to do this twice on my Sharp and Samsung (probably operator error). I tell you, crystal clear and I get about 18 channels (the ones I really wanted, and I am watching the Seahawks in beautiful digital with this antenna). Very happy and I bought two! I am saving $166/month now! The coax connector on your TV can connect to a Comcast connection OR it can connect to this RCA antenna. I have mine located about six feet from a covered window. I have the black antenna's up, they do rotate to get the best reception. The menu on my TV has "Antenna Setup-DIGITAL" and the option for using this antenna. You will need to do an EX Setup so that your TV can scan all the channels it see's. For some reason I had to do this twice on my Sharp and Samsung (probably operator error). I tell you, crystal clear and I get about 18 channels (the ones I really wanted, and I am... » Read More The coax connector on your TV can connect to a Comcast connection OR it can connect to this RCA antenna. I have mine located about six feet from a covered window. I have the black antenna's up, they do rotate to get the best reception. The menu on my TV has "Antenna Setup-DIGITAL" and the option for using this antenna. You will need to do an EX Setup so that your TV can scan all the channels it see's. For some reason I had to do this twice on my Sharp and Samsung (probably operator error). I tell you, crystal clear and I get about 18 channels (the ones I really wanted, and I am watching the Seahawks in beautiful digital with this antenna). Very happy and I bought two! I am saving $166/month now! « Show Less
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My other TV is upstairs in bedroom..no cable there, only downstairs with main 55" HSTV...How would I be able to get cable upstairs with this item, if at all. I also see that this does not mention Win 7 OS among the others that do, and why are OS necessary. I am confused. ..thanks
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usinjg your cable box, where you would normally plug it into your TV via RCA plugs, plug it into the Iview then output your Iview to your TV's Input. Should work, even if its scrambled, it gets converted through the cable company's box, you just hook this up inbetween your cable box and tv, you will be able to watch and record all the channels, it wont work just hooking up the coaxle cable into the Iview.
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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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You can plug in a composite, S-video, or HDMI cable from a cable box. It does not support a coaxial (or "TV") cable.
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There is an item you can buy on Amazon which attaches to the wall behind the TV. The cords are then hid behind it and you don't see the cords. One good thing is it can be painted the same color as the wall. Great product!!!
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If you have cable, you hook it up just like you would any TV with the coaxial cable. If you do not have cable, you will need a coaxial adapter that will allow the leads from an antenna to be connected to a 75ohm converter to connect to the unit. The unit does not have screws for an antenna connection.
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If you use Cable as Part of Internet service then they provide Device which has HDMI Output. IMO, Local Cable TV Operators provide Coax cable(old round tv cables) only. In that case, this device won't help. Better check with Friends, Colleagues who live there.
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do i need cordtv?? there is a antenna conection in the the back of my tv. so, dont i need a attenna for my kind of
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Well, we don't have cable (probably the only people on the planet), but if you can't run any tv without that cable box plugged in, I assume that would work. The cable box, if normally is just plugged into the wall, you would plug that into BOB then plug BOB into the wall. I'm talking about just a regular wall outlet, not the cable wires. If the only source of power you get is through a cable wire, not regular wall outlet, then you can't do that. Basically, you can only plug a normal wall plug into BOB. Games could still be played though any tv because the tv and game device can still be turned on. Well, we don't have cable (probably the only people on the planet), but if you can't run any tv without that cable box plugged in, I assume that would work. The cable box, if normally is just plugged into the wall, you would plug that into BOB then plug BOB into the wall. I'm talking about just a regular wall outlet, not the cable wires. If the only source of power you get is through a cable wire, not regular wall outlet, then you can't do that. Basically, you can only plug a normal wall plug into BOB. Games could still be played though any tv because the tv... » Read More Well, we don't have cable (probably the only people on the planet), but if you can't run any tv without that cable box plugged in, I assume that would work. The cable box, if normally is just plugged into the wall, you would plug that into BOB then plug BOB into the wall. I'm talking about just a regular wall outlet, not the cable wires. If the only source of power you get is through a cable wire, not regular wall outlet, then you can't do that. Basically, you can only plug a normal wall plug into BOB. Games could still be played though any tv because the tv and game device can still be turned on. « Show Less
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I had the same question. The photos on Amazon and Samsung websites do not show the back side so a person can see the inputs. Nor does it list it in the specs. I did find the same model TV locally on display. I turned it around and YES, it does have the ANT (antenna) coax/cable input.
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What do you mean by Cable Ready? If you you mean is their a coaxial connection their is. Also there is RCA cable connections to connect a converter if you are using a non coaxial connection. Have fun
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Well, we don't have cable (probably the only people on the planet), but if you can't run any tv without that cable box plugged in, I assume that would work. The cable box, if normally is just plugged into the wall, you would plug that into BOB then plug BOB into the wall. I'm talking about just a regular wall outlet, not the cable wires. If the only source of power you get is through a cable wire, not regular wall outlet, then you can't do that. Basically, you can only plug a normal wall plug into BOB. Games could still be played though any tv because the tv and game device can still be turned on.
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No. The coaxial port is for audio. It is not a video port. There is no way to plug your cable box into your laptop and use the screen to watch TV. You can get some sort of online streaming service through your cable provider to do that.
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Thanks, Stan! Yeah, I've since checked w/ my local building dept. and it's definitely a no-no to run any AC power cord inside of a wall in any size, shape or form. Period. Will try adding a receptacle behind the TV because I loathe any kind of visible conduit, however discreet it might look. Hopefully, one of the two existing receptacles in the area are the last on a line. Otherwise, I think I'd have to bring an electrician into the picture. [Groan!]