Digital Television

If you take the composite video output as well as the right and left channel audio, you can if you use a TV modulator. Problem is, they usually don't have much transmitting power and with a long antenna they just might make it to the next room. Any farther and you'd have to have either an amplifier stage on the modulator or a complete low power TV transmitter setup.

Just as a reminder, the FCC frowns on that type of thing, but if you keep it small 100 mw. or less, you could probably get away with it for awhile. The problem could be aggravated by what type of program you're repeating, especially if it's adult in nature and a neighbor's kid tunes in.

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It would depend on the brand of remote that is being used. Just look at the instructions that come with the remote to find out how to properly set it up.

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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.

You are going to want to get an outdoor antenna because the signals in your area are weak. You may want to check with local antenna dealers for the best type of outdoor antenna for your area. Either that or look into cable/satellite tv. You will not get a whole lot of channels if any with just an indoor antenna.

A tv antenna and a digital tv and/or a converter box.

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Making the move to digital TV can give viewers access to additional local TV channels. Multicasting is the technology that allows a single station to provide as many as six separate programming streams simultaneously, free and over the air.

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There are a number of steps that you can take to prevent this distortion from occuring. But in order for you to know what to do, you should specify a few things, first:

a) Do you have an antenna signal amplifier?

b) Is it just one or two channels being affected, or is it all of your channels being affected?

c) What channels and ranges does your antenna receive?

d) What sort of distortion is it? Are adjacent channels bleeding into this one? Are there horizontal streaks and lines appearing? Or is it just an entire screen filled with noise? If all of your channels are affected or wiped out and you have an antenna signal amplifier, it may be that your amplifier's transmitted signal is too strong.

Also, it could be interference from an adjacent channel or the FM band. In this case, you may need a bandpass or a bandstop filter.

To get a bandpass or bandstop filter, you should probably turn to an electronics provider like Tin Lee Electronics (www.tinlee.com). You can also contact them about your problem and they should be able to help you solve it. In any case, if you could specify the above information, it would be much easier to find an answer to your problem.

The warranty you bought at Circuit City is actually through Assurance Solutions which is a partner with Circuit City. For future claims you need to call # 800-555-4615 (for general merchandise) for Big ticket items (TV's) call # 888-333-2333. But check with the manufacture of our item and see if they offer an extended warranty plan.

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You can return equipment to any Cox Communication store in your local area. You can also call customer service for Cox at 866-961-0027.

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This varies from Cable TV companies so it is hard to say. The local channels are usually the lower number channels. Call your Cable television company and ask if they have a website to download their channel guide.

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If the converter box has been working until now, it is likely to be a fault that has developed. However, it's worth checking all connections. You are likely to see either an HDMI connector or some RCA plugs at the rear of the box running to the television. Make sure they are fitted properly. Next, turn the power off to the converter box and back on again after a few seconds. A reset of this type may correct the problem.

As a final thought, check that the television is set to the correct input to display the output of the converter.

If none of these things fix the problem, the box may need to be repaired or replaced but bear in mind that the fault could also be with the television rather than the box.

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Hope this helps.

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Don't be confused by the channel numbers. Many stations changed channels but are still using their old channel numbers, this problem will get ironed out later. There is a channel 4 here which moved to channel 33 but are still using the old channel 4 designation.