Our TV is not an HD model. Will this work on a regular TV?
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Just make sure you go into your tv settings and select antenna as the input, and then make it scan for channels. We use two of these as weather-back-ups here in FL when the cable goes out. I usually get around 20-25 channels
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yes i dont see y it would not work because its a hd antenna it should work on any tv
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It should work for any tv size. If you going to see a video, you will see little image freeze, but for presentation or just used as a simple monito, it will work great
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Umm... since you didn't actually ask a question, I'll answer the one I think you meant to ask. Yes, the 980H will work with non-HD TVs. It has composite and s-video connections for "legacy" connectivity, and it can output 480p over component for progressive scan TV sets.Hope that's what you were looking for.
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it should work with any regular sized hdmi port on the tv. A year old tv should have one
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From my understanding if it has digital capabilities it will work. I'm not well versed of this stuff but do know the TV has to be able to process the digital signal. The one TV out of 3 I got it working on states on the front digital along with 1080 HD, HDMI, and DTV the other 2 did not mention digital. Hope this helps.
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Yes it will work as long as the old tv at least has rca input (yellow for video, red and white for audio.) There is a chance you need a cable card to put in the slot but usually you dont need it unless you have premium channels that require decoding.
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Yes. Set the player to output at 1080i. As you stated, your tv will dowconvert the signal to its native resolution of 720p.This is the setup I use and it works perfectly.
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It should - all you need is a coaxial input on the TV. One of my TVs is an older non-HDTV and it works with this antenna. It was the hardest one to set up because we didn't have the original remote, so it was a little difficult to find the channel scan option, which you must do to find the channels the first time. Once we found that though, the only thing we noticed with it is that because this TV has a 4:3 aspect ratio, the picture looks quite smaller on the channels that are broadcasting in wide-screen HD. But I am assuming your plasma would be wide-screen, so that shouldn't be a problem. Hope that helps. It should - all you need is a coaxial input on the TV. One of my TVs is an older non-HDTV and it works with this antenna. It was the hardest one to set up because we didn't have the original remote, so it was a little difficult to find the channel scan option, which you must do to find the channels the first time. Once we found that though, the only thing we noticed with it is that because this TV has a 4:3 aspect ratio, the picture looks quite smaller on the channels that are broadcasting in wide-screen HD. But I am assuming your plasma would be wide-screen, so that shouldn't be a problem.... » Read More It should - all you need is a coaxial input on the TV. One of my TVs is an older non-HDTV and it works with this antenna. It was the hardest one to set up because we didn't have the original remote, so it was a little difficult to find the channel scan option, which you must do to find the channels the first time. Once we found that though, the only thing we noticed with it is that because this TV has a 4:3 aspect ratio, the picture looks quite smaller on the channels that are broadcasting in wide-screen HD. But I am assuming your plasma would be wide-screen, so that shouldn't be a problem. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes. Any HD or digital TV. Check your brand to see if compatible, otherwise purchase a converter box and a standard flat antenna.
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No you don't need a HDTV. It will work on any TV that has composite(Yellow, Red & White) inputs.
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Yes it should work. However, the new TVs have built in converter and they can work in voltages between 110~250Hope this helps
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Yes, as long as you have an HDMI input I don't see why it wouldn't work. Since I have not used that TV before, I cannot promise it will.
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Yes it will work on non 4k systems. I used it on my LG 47im HD tv before I got the Samsung 65in curved Ultra HD tv.
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Check the link below talks about how it works with standard tvs.http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/13062/
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Im not a subject matter expert but I would say yes, it will work with your analog/digital converter box. Here lies the potential why:http://www.ebay.com/gds/NO-SUCH-THING-AS-A-HDTV-ANTENNA/10000000003429040/g.html
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Yes, this should work with any TV. I recommend the optical out inputs but the standard (red/white) plugs will work fine too.
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I don't know because the whole system didn't work for me so I sent it back. My impression is though that it does work w/ HD TV.