I hooked the TV up to my cable, xpecting about 60 channels. Instead I only get 10 and the signal isn't that great. Any advice?
1250845
When you first set it up do a channel search. Make sure you have it set to cable and not antenna
1250846
We get all the channels that we are suppose to get on ours. Maybe you should chsck with your cable company.
527024
this is because 720x480@60 is you cable box max resolution, you should call to the cable company and ask for it and maybe they have a new model or something.
2128463
It's in our camper as well. Just at a place w/cable hook ups and tried it. Seemed to only pick up the analog channels but I'm not totally sure I'm doing it right!
1399584
If cable is find then try using a different splitter. If not that, then maybe you have bad piece of coaxial going to TV #2. I don't know what else it could be. My cable is in the attic and already had a splitter feeding two TVs in bedroom upstairs and living room downstairs. I just disconnected main cable (at the splitter) coming into home and reconnected to antenna. Both TVs work fine. I have a 55in Sony Bravia and a 40in Samsung, both flat LCD LED 1080p. Good luck.
51892
2 possibles come to mind right away.. 1 is you might need to raise it up a little higher. 2 you might be too far from the station. you can check what you should be getting here http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/
2096549
Check that the setting is scanning air not cable. Have you moved the antenna? You can do an internet search to see what channels you can expect to find.
810758
A similar thing happened to me in which some channels did not work. It seems that if you use cable splitters, the signal gets attenuated causing some channels to be received intermittently. When I plugged into a cable line without a splitter and with a short cable to my AverMedia device, I was able to receive all channels. A cable amplifier may help.
1229989
Sorry, no any idea unless your router is too far from the TV or perhaps try tightening all the cable/router/STB/TV connections.
529586
How close are you to the tansmitters? That could be the problem or you might have just too much interference in the LA area. I'm smack dab in the middle of the Dallas-Ft Worth and the transmitters are about 15 miles to the ESE. You also might try mounting the antenna on a window or different angles from your TV
305030
I don't know specifically what the problem may be, but have you tried re-scanning for your local channels? Maybe something got mixed up or the locals made changes of which you aren't aware. I looked at some of the other answers and comments and if you want 6.1, isn't that the same as ordinary 6? I know in the St.Louis market the primary local channels I get through DirecTV (2, 4, 5, 9, 11, etc) are the same as 2.1, 4.1, 5.1, 9.1, 11.1, etc, which are the OTA channels. Anyway, hopefully re-scanning for your locals will help.
1503782
Just plug antenna into your antenna on your receiver and see if the channels come in like they should. Its just an antenna going into your receiver. I guess your receiver will boost the signal I don't know. Antenna will bring it to receiver. You may have to get adapter to plug in or hook up wires, I don't know the configuration on your set up.
1746129
I'm unsure of the problem since I currently have digital cable connected to this tv. You should try calling your digital cable provider.
1715653
Sorry, don't know. I didn't have much luck with it boosting my cable signal.
1410183
I have a Samsung (LED), but perhaps they have similar settings. I had to go into the Menu, then to Antenna and set it to AIR. Next, I went to Auto Program and had it scan using Air (opposed to Cable) to find all possible channels.
690082
I had a similar issue and contacted my ISP. The rep tested the signal strength and told me it was low because I had one of their older cable modems. He upgraded it at no charge and I haven't had any problems since. My cable company is notorious for always upgrading their hardware, but only new customers get it until you complain. Hope this helps.
240946
My experience with his booster has been very positive. It pretty much solved my problem (which was similar to yours). The trick is to put it as far upstream as possible... where the signal strength is adequate (can't boost a signal that isn't there). It sounds like you have a good enough signal coming in, being the other TVs are getting a solid picture. I'm guessing the "problem" TV is at the end of a long run. You might be splitting things up too much, so the signal strength is dropping below the muting point. .. this amp should solve that. Good, solid product.
868945
You need to verify you have a good TV antenna connection at your new location and also verify you have a good network connection. There is really not enough detail in your statement to troubleshoot this problem.