Would this get the exact channels that are on my tv? Like TLC,Disney, A&E, Etc.... ?
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Depends. This is just a bare bones PC. You have to add a hard drive, memory (RAM), and an operating system. You could also add a TV tuner, in which case you could connect your cable/satellite in order to watch TV through your PC. If you had a tv tuner then yes you can watch all the same channels. Some cable providers also allow you to stream on demand content over the internet. If you do that then you can stream your content through your PC onto your monitor/tv
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I think you need to buy a TV card to take signals from antenna or cable, then you can watch TV on your monitor. I believe these channels are for cable subscribers only so you still need to pay for the service.
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The NTA-350 does not contain a TV tuner. I wouldn't try I add an internal card. Might be able to use HDHomerum - these only require Ethernet connection between tuner and DVR PC.
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No. The TV is fully compatible with any digital signal (Cable or Satellite) and will pull in any over-the-air digital signals in your area if you have an antenna.
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This unit receive Over the Air channels. You will need to connect a digital antenna to this unit, then connect this unit to your TV.
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Yes ! , make. Sure you purchase the "HIGH GAIN" which is the "Extreme Performance" , by Amazon ! It's the best one. You will have to go TO your TV's Settings and go to Auto Scan to pick up Channels for "DTV AIR" .... GOOD LUCK (:D)
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Yes...it will tune in all free over the air television channel. I've owned the unit for a little more than a year and it works great. The interface is very simple and not fancy. My unit get all those channels you listed and more. Hope this helps.
88702
Go to www.antennaweb.org and input your address. It will show you the exact signals (stations) you can receive with various antenna types.
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Any channels picked up by an over the air antenna are going to be your local stations..........CBS, ABC, NBC, maybe FOX, etc. It will NOT pick up anything like ESPN, CNN, etc. as these are cable or satellite channels. It will also pick up your local PBS channels. I live in a fringe area and get 14 local channels with a different version of the same antenna. If you want more than just your locals, you probably need to get something like a Roku and use your internet. But for basic, local channels......this cannot be beat. Hope this helps.
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We get all the channels that we are suppose to get on ours. Maybe you should chsck with your cable company.
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Yes. It has a menu button that you can select. Then, you need to click on the channel icon, scroll down to channel list and select this option. You will then be able to see all the channels you TV has available for viewing. I hope this answers your question.
384321
Yes. But you need to use adapter to make sure the channels don't mess up. I'm having trouble viewing my channels....
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Wish there was some legal device out there that could pick up cable channels; It works on broadcast channels in your area only. I get ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, 3 PBS channels and two more that are a bit fuzzy at times. Happy with the channels I can watch, not a tv addict.
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you could go to Samson's website and determine the exact frequency of each of the available units, the go to the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) website to make sure that the frequency you were picking did not match any HDTV broadcast channel frequencies in your area...OR you could just buy one and try it out. It will likely work fine, unless you live in NYC or LA.
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Yes. As long as the channel is in your area, and as long as you have a digital tv tuner you will get the channel 4.1
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Absolutely,, mine works quite well, picks up the HD channels in my area,,, clear as a bell!
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Look up BestTv online. It will give you a list. As long as you have internet, you wil get all the channels. I believe this is no matter what state you live in.
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As long as the provider does not require it to watch the channels you want then no. Local SD and HD channels over the air should work fine.
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It will depend on your area and the strength of your local channel broadcast in relation to where you live. We live in a very hilly forest and I'm able to pick up 5 local channels with this (NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, CW).