I am trying to get digital television to my tv, but there is no coaxial cable port on my tv. Will this do the job? (Time Warner cable and PS3 3D tv)
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u will get ur local unscrambled channels,i have two of these and love them it will take a while to go thru the channels and set them up. No coax port on a tv? whats next? looks like u will have to rent a box maybe that was the plan all along by not adding a coax port. would like to know what brand it is if u dont mind.Or is this a monitor/display u are using?
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I believe this is unit is basically a continuity tester so if your cable can connect then it should work. As mentioned by others, the problem you will have is if your COAX cable has connectors that will work with this unit.
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If you look at the image of this cable, both ends look like that plug. I am using the cable on a Blu-Ray player from the COAXIAL DIGITAL OUT connected directly to my HDTV's own COAXIAL DIGITAL IN connector. This might not work for you, double-check your manuals for the components to make sure. I learned the hard way--mistakenly bought a Digitial Optical Audio cable thinking it was the same thing as a Coaxial...not! Sorry I can't be more helpful. :D
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I tested the cable with my ps3 and sharp aquos 60" before putting it in the wall. I was able to get 1080p signal just fine. I can't speak to 3D.
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Nope. This is for networking cables only. Ethernet and old school T ring style network cables. Coax (like for your TV) will not fit.
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Clump is right. This TV, as with most other current ones, has a coaxial input. That's an interesting question because most non-HD cable boxes, including digital ones, have coax in/out connectors anyway - input from the wall and output to the TV.As a side note, what I like to do before I even think about making a major purchase like this is to go to the manufacturer website and download the user manual for the model, which is usually in .pdf (Adobe Reader) form. Just about all of my questions have been answered just by reviewing the manual first. Time consuming, yes, but it beats having to wait for answers on forums that are not guaranteed to be correct. Clump is right. This TV, as with most other current ones, has a coaxial input. That's an interesting question because most non-HD cable boxes, including digital ones, have coax in/out connectors anyway - input from the wall and output to the TV.As a side note, what I like to do before I even think about making a major purchase like this is to go to the manufacturer website and download the user manual for the model, which is usually in .pdf (Adobe Reader) form. Just about all of my questions have been answered just by reviewing the manual first. Time consuming, yes, but it beats... » Read More Clump is right. This TV, as with most other current ones, has a coaxial input. That's an interesting question because most non-HD cable boxes, including digital ones, have coax in/out connectors anyway - input from the wall and output to the TV.As a side note, what I like to do before I even think about making a major purchase like this is to go to the manufacturer website and download the user manual for the model, which is usually in .pdf (Adobe Reader) form. Just about all of my questions have been answered just by reviewing the manual first. Time consuming, yes, but it beats having to wait for answers on forums that are not guaranteed to be correct. « Show Less
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Fepends on where the signal comes from. If your coming from a digital cable box, like I am, the it should work with no issues.
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If you're referring to a coaxial connection, there is a coaxial input on the bar. I haven't tried to connect directly to a cable box, it would make more sense if you were to connect it to your TV but I probably don't fully understand what you're trying to accomplish.
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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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Short answer: yes it should work. Long answer: Your TV signal, whether it comes from your antenna, a satellite dish, or cable company, travels along the same coax cabling in your home. I did not have cable TV either and am getting my TV signal via antenna. If you have coax cabling running throughout your home and are using the correct kind of splitters (provided in the Actiontec kit) then it should work.
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It has a coax connector, it isn't a digital converter though so you'll need a digital TV or a converter.
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I assume you are referring to using your HDMI port on the TV? If that is the case, it will work if you buy one of these to convert the analog signal. Tmvel mini RCACVS 3 RCA Composite Video AV to HDMI Converter for TV/PC/PS3/Blue-Ray DVD
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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.
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Short answer: NoLong answer:Because this cable does not actually convert the signal from analog to digital, if you did hook up your box with this cable to the TV the signal received by the TV in the HDMI port it wouldn't understand, and would not display anything. (The output of your box being RCA outputs an analog signal, while HDMI is a digital signal.) Hope this helps.
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It is my understanding that this device, and I have no reason to doubt it, will convert a digital signal to a 'conventional' signal which is needed for some of our older devices that do not accept 'digital' signal ... I would say this would work for you if your cable device emits 'digital' sound outputs and you want to hook up this to a sound bar etc., that does not accept a digital signal ... works great for me!
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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
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really does not work directly in a non-digital tv, unless you have an HDMI to AVG adaptar... because the device only has HDMI output and Coaxial cable, but I have not used the coaxial cable and if works in a conventional tv with this cable.