I have an old analog tv with only a coaxial cable port but no rca port can I still use this to get digital stations?
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yes the antenna cable will go to the axess antenna input and the output cable from the axess digital box will have to be connected to the coaxial input on your analog tv set, good luck
856035
The previous answer is basically correct. The 3 RCA cable connections are analog and the HDMI is digital so, this cable (or any other) will simply adapt from one type of connector to another but will not convert from one signal type to another. For that, you will need to purchase a converter. I would also check your ATT converter box to see if it does in fact have an analog output. I don't know about ATT but Cox, DirecTV and most other providers boxes provide several output so people with older TV's don't have to go buy a new TV. Hope this helps.
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If your digital cable box has outputs (Red,white,yellow RCA) connectors for the transmitter to connect to, and your TV has the same (Red,White,yellow RCA) inputs for you receiver then yes. One you didn't mention the type and age of cable box and, 2 you fail to mention the type of tv. If your TV is so old as to not have a video selection and ONLY COAX Cable then no you will not be able to connect the receiver to that tv. Notice the picture there is no F/coax connector to connect older tvs to.
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Yes, but it is an analog tuner only. It doesn't pick up digital TV signals.
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The RCA's are only input on the TV. The only audio output it has is a Digital Audio Output which is coaxal, so your receiver needs a digital audio coaxal input.
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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.
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Hi Susan. You don't need a digital TV converter. You can connect the RCA Antenna directly to cable input of your flat TV. But the signal that you will get from broadcast through this antenna will usually depend on your location. I think digital converters are needed only to old tvs(analog tvs).
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Yes, it will convert coaxial RF signals to RCA. However, changing the channel is not a trivial matter. This box is meant to be set to a single channel, or to be set to scan through a series of channels with a short wait at each channel.
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I don't think so. component RCAs are analog and unless you get a converter, the cable won't make the signals digital like your TV HDMI slot needs.
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Does this unit receive the newer digital stations or only the older analog stations?
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What is analog? Lol Welcome to digital era. All TV broadcast is digital. You need s good antenna like this and a post 2000 era TV or an after market TV tuner
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You only need a digital converter box if you currently have an analog television(older tube type/not flat screen) connected to an over-the-air antenna signal.
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Hi Bipin, Yes. You can use the RCA, optical, digital coax or HDMI input of this system. -Anthony
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Who knows....LOL. You asking the wrong guy. Copy and paste this link, it may help http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/130215-ac3-rf-is-not-digital-coax/
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The pre-amp outputs are Zone 2 and you cannot send digital inputs (HDMI, optical, digital coax) to that zone unless you set the receiver to "All zones stereo". The answer to your question is yes as long as you use all zones stereo. For analog audio and sources from within the receiver (such as broadcast radio, Internet radio or applications like Pandora you can play them to that zone with no restrictions.
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You will still need a digital tuner. This is only an antenna. If you are connecting this to an old tube TV, you'll need an analog converter box.
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Probably, but you would have to have it connected to a converter box as the signals are now digital - not analog anymore. Any antenna will pick the signals (analog or digital) but the old sets need the converter box.