Will this work so I can watch regular channels on my TV?
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No, the Audiovox mobiletv receiver special mobile TV signals from local stations and works with compatible mobile devices (see www.dyle.tv/livemobiletv for list of compatible devices). To get broadcast channels on your home TV, you wouldn't use a mobile TV signal. There are standard ATSC antennas available on the market for that.
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As long as the provider does not require it to watch the channels you want then no. Local SD and HD channels over the air should work fine.
878673
You will need to connect this to your computer, order a cable card from your supplier and use a Wm extender to access tv channels on your regular tv.
969010
as long as you can connect to the output on the TV it should work just fine.
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Yes as long as you have the correct connecting cables and a DTV or Cable box.
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As long as you have an hdmi port on your TV and an Internet connection, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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Yes, but you may have to get some adaptor cables that will fit it to your tv.
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Yes it will. It is a single LNB so you will not get High Def but it workd quite well. I also get local channels on mine.
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As long as you have the red, white, and yellow plugs on your box like you would use for any other component that you would plug into a TV, it will work.I hope this helps.
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No. It works for whatever TV is plugged in and set to the correct HDMI. You can even watch both TVs at once
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If you have an HDMI connection somewhere on your TV. It will work. I have one and it works great. It does not mirror everything on your screen just videos and stuff.
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That depends on if you have audio output port like RCA 3.5mm Stereo Male. In the other word, do you have something like Stereo earphone plug on somewhere you TV? If yes, I think it will work for you.
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Yes...it will tune in all free over the air television channel. I've owned the unit for a little more than a year and it works great. The interface is very simple and not fancy. My unit get all those channels you listed and more. Hope this helps.
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yes it will work perfectly. you will get standard , digital , and high definition channels. The tv set up will find all the channels that are srong enough to come in. You need coax cable or an appropriate adapter, and you will be fine. I use an old pair of rabbit ears and get all kinds of high def channels. Since it is mainly a VHF rabbit ears, I have to cover the middle with tin foilto get the upper range UHF channels past 33.1. You are already set up for both.
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Yes. You have to make sure it is set for DirectTV. The user manual has instructions on how to do that.
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Yes, but not a great one. It will let you know what is on the channel you are on and what is next as well as that channels sub-channels (ie: if you go to channel 7.1, you can see what is on 7.2 & 7.3). Again, it shows you what is on and what's coming up next, but that's it...
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if your TV has a aux input then it should.. if your TV only has RBG inputs then it wont.