My internet provider suggested old TV had a messed up tuner, bought a new one, same thing, they suggested antenna bad, installed a new one, same thing, I am baffled
SOURCE: new dvd/vhs player but old tv
The easiest thing to do would be get a new TV plain and simple sounds as if you could use one n e ways. But first make sure you are hooked up through coaxal to the tv that will allow everything to run on channel 3. Let me know your current hookup.
SOURCE: Toshiba D-VR650KU can't "see" digital channels
On the Notification screen with Cable highlighted I found that left clicking on Cable gave a drop down menu with TV on it for selection. The manual says that while Cable is highlighted, use the up or down arrows to get TV to be an option and then select it and Yes and enter. Hope this helps. I have other problems with my monitor on Line Out, the screen oftens turns blue indicating low or no video using Line 1 or 2 inputs.
SOURCE: combining output from dish home distribution with ota antenna
You should have your system setup in the following manner below:
You also will only be able to receive the HD locals with a HD OTA antenna. It is possible that you will need to turn the satellite off in this room to view the OTA's effectively.
Also you should use a splitter as depicted in the picture by the red boxes to combine signals of this frequency. The blue box is the diplexer on the incoming satellite feed and the black box is the seperator that most dual tuners use. If yours does not utilize this device you will have another cable coming from the outside of the house to the back of the receiver. The location of the ports on the back of the receiver in my diagram may differ in position on your receiver so obviously connect them to the proper port. I hope this ressolves the issue and there is no need to seperaate the signal at the remote tv as it will only be a duplicate of the same signal you have connected already as OTA and the TV2 backfeed are of the same frequency range.
SOURCE: Not able to scan for digital OTA channels on a JVC LT-32X667 LCD
Seeing as it does not have a digital tuner in it, I would think this would be the problem, you will have to get a box for it.
SOURCE: Dynex 32 Inch Installation Problem
Hi I Just Bought A Dynex 32 Inch HDTV. I Did A Auto Scan And It Didnt Pick Up Any Digital Channels? Am I Suppose To Have An Antenna Or Digital Box? How Do I Get Th Channels To Come In?
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