will i be able to use an hdmi cable to connect it to my tv ?
1840729
The antenna is an over the air antenna with a coaxial cable out. Works very well to pick up "free tv" but you would place the other end into your televisions coaxial input not hdmi.
1840730
For your purposes, NO! This device only traps radio frequency signals broadcast over the air and creates an RF signal. That signal must be inserted into the coaxial rf connector only! Hdmi is a processed signal created by a tuner and can not use the rf signal in any way. Apples and orangss here. Two completely different signals that are totally incompatible with each other.Best option is to get the coax input repaired or replaced.
1840731
No, it only uses a cable input, this is the cheapest antenna.....you're better off getting a "leaf" antenna, here is the link. I have one of these in my basement and pick up everything. Mohu Leaf 30 TV Antenna, Indoor, 30 Mile Range, Original Paper-thin, Reversible, Paintable, 4K-Ready HDTV, 10 Foot Detachable Cable, Premium Materials for Performance, USA Made, MH-110583
1840732
No - it connects to your TV Coax Input. You will get the full transmitted HD quality for UHF channels via this input. In most cases this is better quality than the compressed HD typically provided by most Cable companies.
1362353
No you will need a HDMI cable to complete the connection. It is not supplied...
128922
You will also need an HDMI cable from the display port to your TV (or monitor). Hope this helps!
1564066
No I don't believe you can use an HDMI but a friend told me about an adapter that I was gonna try and use before I found an old TV in storage.
1955619
I do not believe so. You mise well use HDMI if you have the capability, or simply stick with the standard A/V Cables.
1506094
I would only use a HDMI cable. I suppose you could, but I personally would stay with the HDMI cable. Good Luck, Bill
1990402
I agree with the other answers - just would like to add there are also difference in which HDMI cable you'll need too. And that will depend on the age and type/brand of television you have due to the hook up types that was provided by the manufacturer of your television. Good luck.
1723909
Yes. It has a HDMI and VGA port that you can use to hook this up to your TV.
503789
I connect this thru hdmi jack on TV but it also has option for RCA jacks too. So if you have either jacks it should work.
1096945
I think you would need a TV tuner, cable box, or satellite TV box with an HDMI output. Connect that output to the HDMI input on the monitor and it should work. I haven't actually tried this, however, so I can't say for sure.
489594
Without more on your exact set up its hard to give a good answer. You will need to have a connecting cable if the correct type for each external component you connect to your tv. HDMI is the preferred connection as it conveys audio and video in a single cable. Use hdmi cables supporting at least hdmi 1.3 protocol to support the functions of this tv.
1212350
It should let you do that, but I can't tell you whether it will work or not. I tried it into an HDMI port and it did not work.
1749769
I don't think so. Probably you will need a vga adapter (from computer) to an RCA video connectors output for your TV. I suggest search Amazon for VGA to RCA Video adapter cable and see what you find. Your TV will need the RCA Video jacks on the back, or the small din type jack on the back. Look behind and see what you have in way of auxiliary video inputs. That is what you will need. ......... tony
95137
Use a mini hdmi to hdmi cable (or mini hdmi to hdmi adapter if you have an hdmi cable). The tv must have an hdmi input.
112776
if the tv has a vga plug you can you will have to buy the cord I hooked mine up to an old monitor
13200
If your cable box has HDMI output,then it should be no problem.......otherwise you can use the component outputs on the cable box.
2049011
no, you would need an usb to hdmi adapter I assume. As it is it has usb ports only