There is only one thing an HD converter box does for a television. A converter box make the specs on a television more clearer. This box creates a better picture for the viewers when they are watching television.
Not unless you have a HD converter box and have them feed the HD programs to your HD converter.
Most require you to buy or rent a HD converter box from them, otherwise you will not be getting HD to your HDTV.
From a very good antenna or HD sat or HD cable co. converter box.
On most cable company hookups you won't get HD without the HD converter box.
I would guess you need a converter or a decoder box to view the new HD stations.
Yes, providing your TV has a HDTV tuner built in. If not, you'll need a converter box.
The dish box needs to be a HD box to receive the HD stations in HD.
One can convert an analog TV to HDTV by using a set top box or digital analog tuner converter box. One does require a HD ready TV though to be able to watch the HD channels.
They dumped HD Net with the "Big Crunch" i.e. when everyone was required to get a digital converter box with every TV
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Does you new plasma have a digital tuner? If not then that's why you need a converter or just a cable box so you can get a signal to your plasma. With a converter box you will receive free local tv channels in digital form. You could say HD almost without paying for it.
You most likely won't have to do anything about your converter box until you get a HD TV. Cable signals have been digital for a long time and until you need a converter that has a specific HD signal out jack, you should be just fine. If you're using an antenna to receive some of your programming, that's what's going to cause a lot of issues for consumers in that if you don't have a digital TV, you're going to have to get an adapter box so that the HD signals can be `down-conerted' to an older tyle analog signal.