the brands of cable converter boxes commonly used are manufactured by VTImage, Comcast and set top boxes provided by companies such as Sky, Cable and BT.
No you will be fine. The new cable converter boxes are for people who are using antennas (or some people call them rabbit ears) to receive a signal. These people will no longer be able to pick up this signal. If you television is able to connect to cable, it is okay.
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There are a number of Motorola cable boxes. Use the link to see if yours is there and find some codes.
Maybe. It really depends on the cable company and what they're sending out. Some channels may not need to use the conversion system in the cable box and the converter box might decode some of them. But, keep in mind that this isn't always true, since the boxes are controlled at the cable company and they have the options of using the microprocessor inside the box to control your subscription level. Try it and see. I think you'll be disappointed, though.
The parental control is turned on or you have to pay extra for some channels.
A media converter is used to help convert copper cable signal into fiber optic cable signal to be viewed on a variety of media devices. Some older devices actually require a media converter in order to view a signal.
There are a number of Motorola cable boxes. Use the link to see if yours is there and find some codes.
Yes, several stores that sell televisions still sell the analog to digital convertor boxes. The price has dropped significantly over the last two years. A converter box can be found in some stores for $20 or more.
A converter is a device that collects all the available channels from the cable company and puts it into an RF signal on a particular channel. Some converters can even change the signal to a "Video" format which can then be attached to a VCR for superior picture. A converter cannot be used to receive premium channels which are scrambled as by itself it is just a channel changer and not a descrambler. You can get all the basic channels with a converter if your TV is not the cable ready type. But if you add a descrambler to your converter, you can then access all the scrambled channels. You can get a converter from your cable company and attach a descrambler to it or you can purchase both the devices on your own and use them to access channels. However, it is illegal to not inform the cable company that you are receiving their signals.
One can get a TV converter box online at many sites. Some sites include Amazon, eBay, Walmart. CostCaptain, and RadioShack. These are popular site which sells TV converter boxes for about $30-40.
I am researching same problem. Best answer to date is you need 2 converter boxes. I am investigating a share station of some type because 2 boxes seems to adding to this nightmare.