I can get channels live tv with rabbit tv plus, but need to come with cable provider are required?
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Can you get live tv? No. This product is just a bunch of Web pages, not tv.
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You can connect the cable antenna directly to this tuner and it will receive the QAM channels that your cable company puts on the cable. Some do and some don't. Ours does. So do not need to rent a box from the cable company. Only is any good if your cable company has open QAM
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your cable provider will supply you with a card. You should call them for availability.
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I am desperate to reduce my monthly expenditures and I think Roku may be a great option for a cable service replacement. However, I'm a still a bit foggy on the specifics of it. When I turn the TV on, it's not going to be a just an array of channels like I have now but the channels that I "subscribe" to, correct? And I won't be able to watch live TV for news, awards shows, etc.?
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"Cable"? As in, pay a provider for TV? NO! A strong internet connection would be nice, but not necessary. Depends on how you wanna use it
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Usually your cable provider will have a program guide channel provided. Call your cable company and check what channel it is on.
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at best you'd get the local channels by plugging in a split coaxial cable without the cable-box to decode... if they are not encrypted.alternatively you can run a coaxial cable to a standard antenna (preferably external, but some internal rabbit-ears will do) to get local stations in HD over-the-air. fyi.. if you can receive them, over-the-air channels are actually of HIGHER quality than signals "passed through" by cable companies (who compress their signals)
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Kevin, the simple answer is a tv antenna connected to the back of tv into antenna input. Without knowing where you live or any other details it's hard to help. Connect 'rabbit ears' to back-go to menu-click on channels-click on 'air' and do a channel scan. You should get some channels. Paul
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Unless you are on cable or satellite, you will need an antenna for Over-The-Air local broadcasts. Just like any TV. If you have strong local channels, a simple rabbit ears will probably work fine.
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You just need a high speed internet connection of some sort. Certain channels like HBO Go or Fox or SHO require a cable subscription (or a sign in code from a friend who has a cable subscription) in order to use. Other channels are free or require a monthly subscription (Netflix; Hulu Plus) or have on demand options where you pay for the content you want to watch.
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We use DirectTV. The VuQube people are good about getting back with you if you have questions about set up.
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yes, you need antenna and antenna is not included. You could by a very cheap rabbit antenna. Do not buy any costly antenna, because it will not make any difference.
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You need and HD source. OTA antenna if you can pick up locals, sat., or cable box with HDMI or component outputs.
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Questions- ROKU 3Can I buy channels that don't come with it?Can I get live daytime and nighttime tv? Local Channels both day and night?Is it easy to learn and operate?Trying to convince my husband he will be able to watch what he watches now for less than 1500 per year with Dish. MLB, Football, MMA, Boxing are all must-haves. Help.
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They are basically the same, but Rabbit TV Plus is the updated version with a new site layout and more features. Everyone who had Rabbit TV and purchased the dongle was automatically upgraded when Rabbit TV Plus was launched. Now, you can buy Rabbit TV Plus online by entering your credit card information (similar to Netflix and other streaming sites) as opposed to only in retail stores.
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Sorry to say, those are all cable or satellite channels and only available through those services. I would like to have them without a Directv Subscription myself. Or at least pick then alacart instead of through their packages.