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Maybe, but if they're a not-very-tech savvy older person buying this, they probably remember shows being free from over the air antennas and may think it is som
by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
Maybe, but if they're a not-very-tech savvy older person buying this, they probably remember shows being free from over the air antennas and may think it is something like that.
- ghostly_s 2mo ago> they probably remember shows being free from over the air antennas you are aware broadcast TV never ended?
- IncreasePosts 2mo agoYes, in fact I have an antenna and a HDHomeRun nestled in my attic to record over the air shows that I occasionally consume. But, I think it's far more common for people to have a TV service today, perhaps since comcast and their ilk push hard the TV/phone/internet bundle, and gone are the years when everyone would fiddle with the antennas on the back of their TV to get the right reception.
- myself248 2mo agoAn awful, awful, awful lot of consumers think their old antennas don't work now that everything's gone digital. And they've simply never tried.
- a96 2mo agoWell, analog broadcasts did stop in Finland some 15-20 years ago. DVB-T stopped a few years ago. Only T2 receives anything these days AFAIK. Physical antennas are the same, though. (And C if you have cable.)
- bdangubic 2mo agoI watch TV over an antenna, shows are free still