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Could you please explain or link to more information about how this works?
by simonista 16y ago
Could you please explain or link to more information about how this works?
- detst 16y agoGet an antenna from <any store that sells TVs>, plug it into your HD-ready TV and scan for channels. You should get ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS and other local channels. Most channels have sub-channels that might show weather, alternate programming or older shows from the 70s or 80s. If you don't have an HD-ready TV, you can get a converter box from the same store that you plug your antenna into. If you asking about the 1080p part, most (all?) HD channels broadcast in 720p or 1080i.
- chrischen 16y agoAnd you don't even need a fancy "HD antenna". I'm using a broken old antenna from analog days to receive 1080i HD from 4 of the major networks, PBS, and then some. I also have an Eyetv connected to my computer so i have DVR functionality.