WHAT IS ANALOG TV SIGNAL,CAN WE WATCH TV.
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To enable playback on an analog TV signal, the satellite TV receiver converts the digital signal into an analog format. It's Free region. Most region can use it to watch TV.
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You know need a converter to turn analog signals to digital to watch TV in the US
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If you mean can this pick up analog stations answer is yes it can. If you want to view in HD and have a CRT you will need a box. True with any antenna. You can hook up 2 TVs. It has 3 cable ports in the back one for incoming from antenna the other two out to your TVs. You can use just one as well.
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As convertor box is to convert digital signals to analog signals for use with an analog TV. Can't be many analog sets in use...
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No. This device picks up digital broadcast signals. That means the signals that the television stations transmit over the air.
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Ours used to pick up analog TV transmissions but not the newer digital signals.
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As far as I know the TV ears analog does not accept and optical signal, so the answer is "no". This unit just splits a single optical signal in to two. If you only have optical out from your TV you'll need to get a Digital to analog unit. U use the FiiO D3 (D03K) Digital to Analog Audio Converter which works well.
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Since you can also pick up non didital signals on this tv, I would say that those are analog to digital channels.
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Yes this antenna will still work great,but with an analog TV you need the converter box,I recommend you buy it from Amazon because they sell them for 32 dollars and Walmart sells them for 50 bucks. i didn't know that,so i bought one at wall mart for our tv in the bedroom. If you have a HD flat screen digital TV you don;t need the box.
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From everything I've researched, the answer to your question is yes. It has an ATSC/NTSC tuner that lets you enjoy over-the-air analog and digital TV broadcasts. Also, here is an excerpt in FAQs from www.dtv.gov (http://www.dtv.gov/consumercorner.html#faq7). How can I be sure that I am buying a digital TV (DTV)? By law, beginning March 1, 2007, all television reception devices (including TVs, VCRs, DVRs, etc.) imported into the U.S. or shipped in interstate commerce must contain a digital tuner. Retailers may continue to sell analog-only devices from existing inventory, but must prominently display on or near the analog-only device a Consumer Alert label with this advisory: CONSUMER ALERT This television receiver has only an analog broadcast tuner and will require a converter box after February 17, 2009, to receive over-the-air broadcasts with an antenna because of the Nation's transition to digital broadcasting. Analog-only TVs should continue to work as before with cable and satellite TV services, gaming consoles, VCRs, DVD players, and similar products. For more information, call the Federal Communications Commission at 1-888-225-5322 (TTY: 1-888-835-5322) or visit the Commission's digital television website at: www.dtv.gov. Therefore, all television equipment being sold should contain a digital tuner, or should be identified at the point-of-sale as not having one. Be aware of this label and the limitations of analog-only devices if you are purchasing a new TV or other TV equipment.
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Your analog TV has to have a digital converter to receive the digital signals on an analog TV. Once you have a converter the Monoprice 104730 will receive the digital signals over the air and you will be able to view local stations without the use of satellite or cable. Distance will affect whether you receive signals or not. Aswith the old analog TVs and the rabbit ears of the old days, if you were too far from a signal provider the pictures came in fuzzy or not at all. I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I work about 20 to 30 miles away and I am able to receive most channels at work. I use it to watch NFL games on Sundays and Mondays when I work. Your analog TV has to have a digital converter to receive the digital signals on an analog TV. Once you have a converter the Monoprice 104730 will receive the digital signals over the air and you will be able to view local stations without the use of satellite or cable. Distance will affect whether you receive signals or not. Aswith the old analog TVs and the rabbit ears of the old days, if you were too far from a signal provider the pictures came in fuzzy or not at all. I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I work about 20 to 30 miles away and I am able to receive most channels at work.... » Read More Your analog TV has to have a digital converter to receive the digital signals on an analog TV. Once you have a converter the Monoprice 104730 will receive the digital signals over the air and you will be able to view local stations without the use of satellite or cable. Distance will affect whether you receive signals or not. Aswith the old analog TVs and the rabbit ears of the old days, if you were too far from a signal provider the pictures came in fuzzy or not at all. I live in the Dallas Fort Worth area and I work about 20 to 30 miles away and I am able to receive most channels at work. I use it to watch NFL games on Sundays and Mondays when I work. « Show Less
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No, not if you're looking for it to unscramble the cable channels? You would need a designated cable descrambler box to receive cable channels on your analog TV! All the RCA box will do is allow you to receive the free on air channels which are now in digital format instead of the old analog format.
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If you have analog cable, you will still receive analog signals after the conversion to digital broadcasting; the cable company will do the conversion. The Tivo box will work just fine. You will not be able to view HD programs without a HD cable box and a HD monitor.
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Hummm...I don't know what you mean by analog TV because to the best of my knowledge all non-cable stations are required to broadcast in digital. This means your local stations should be broadcasting in digital. My local stations are 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on what I believe is called VHF and 20, 26, 32, 50, 60, and 66 on UHF. They all come in, after you use the scan function, via a digital signal. Most of these channels have duplicates of which one reads "Digital". This suggests that there are two or more signals. Perhaps one is analog. Either way I think you'll be able to get your channels. In fact, I think the A in ATSC is for analog. Hummm...I don't know what you mean by analog TV because to the best of my knowledge all non-cable stations are required to broadcast in digital. This means your local stations should be broadcasting in digital. My local stations are 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on what I believe is called VHF and 20, 26, 32, 50, 60, and 66 on UHF. They all come in, after you use the scan function, via a digital signal. Most of these channels have duplicates of which one reads "Digital". This suggests that there are two or more signals. Perhaps one is analog. Either way I think you'll be able to get your... » Read More Hummm...I don't know what you mean by analog TV because to the best of my knowledge all non-cable stations are required to broadcast in digital. This means your local stations should be broadcasting in digital. My local stations are 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on what I believe is called VHF and 20, 26, 32, 50, 60, and 66 on UHF. They all come in, after you use the scan function, via a digital signal. Most of these channels have duplicates of which one reads "Digital". This suggests that there are two or more signals. Perhaps one is analog. Either way I think you'll be able to get your channels. In fact, I think the A in ATSC is for analog. « Show Less
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You can watch the free digital channels over the air. Not good quality for analog channels. It is use mostly for digital recording like a recorder.
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There are no analog signals broadcast terrestrially in the US since Feb 2009. Hence, there's no need for an analog tuner. If you don't believe me, fire up you're old VCR and try to tune something in...
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I suppose it could. However, there are no analog TV signals broadcast within the frequency range the antenna is designed for (UHF). A better choice would be an antenna designed for VHF.
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If your TV has a built-in tuner to receive digital broadcasts, the antenna should work. If your TV does not have a digital tuner, you will almost definitely get nothing. Digital capability is also know as ATSC. Old analog-only "cable ready" sets did not have ATSC tuners. In the U.S., there are some cities that have a few low-power analog channels still being broadcast, but that is rare and all the major channels are only broadcast digitally now.