Re: How can I watch 2 TVs/channels with one cable box at once?

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koshoka join:2006-12-01 Pottsville, PA	reply to chrish16 Re: How can I watch 2 TVs/channels with one cable box at once? said by chrish16 : ... Is it possible? And... How come you NEED a cable box? What happened to just plugging the coaxial directly into the TV? No, it's not possible, the tuner only outputs one channel. You don't need a cable converter, you just need a TV with a digital tuner. -- ******* Disclaimer: I am a Comcast employee. Any statements are my own and should not be construed as official Comcast communications.
koshoka join:2006-12-01 Pottsville, PA	to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-25 21:18:30 ·
Elliot join:2009-06-22 Fort Lauderdale, FL	Well since your down in Florida about 15 miles from me, I'm in Sunrise, I will reply. I don't have a "Box". I split the coax and can watch 3 different channels (on three TV's), ALL the Local channels (2-13) in High Def (1080i) and get my HSI. I've never even seen a cable TV box in my life. My old analog sets get the old channels (2-76) in analog naturally. My high def set picks up (2-76) in analog at the old locations and 2-13 in high def in at some funny channels (86-112 etc.) Now I might be wrong, but I think it's the law that cable companies re-broadcast the local TV over-the-air channels - in the clear in Digital (and High Def if so broadcasted.) I'm on "Comcast Broward CO - Cable (Pompano Beach)."
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