does it support a cable card?
349114
I'm so sorry I can't give you an answer...I have satellite service so didn't run across this issue :(
349115
The LG Owner'S Manual Section 15: Making Connections includes connecting to:antenna, cable, HDMI, DVI to HDMI, mobile phone, component connection, composite connection, PC, headphone, and UBS device...I see no reference nor support for a cable card.
349116
The LG Owner'S Manual Section 15: Making Connections includes connecting to: antenna, cable, HDMI, DVI to HDMI, mobile phone, component connection, composite connection, PC, headphone, and UBS device...I see no reference nor support for a cable card.
2022749
Yes, it has HDMI input, for HD recording, or Component for widescreen. Your network box will plug directly into the card.
302983
No it will only work with Cable cards>I am ready to switch, but Tivo does not support IPTV.I love my Tivo so much I suffer with comcast.
1903701
I'd also be interested in this information as well, also does it support analog cable too with a cable box?
1858317
As I recall, it has RCA connectors for audio and video that should be compatible with any standard-definition cable box output. I returned the 2 units I bought, because they wouldn't sync up to our DVD player, so I don't have the unit in front of me to test.
2032947
This would depend on what slot the TV card needs, there are no extra PCI Express slots available, only two of the small PCI slots
588186
Yes, that's why I bought it. Picture shows cable but I can't recall if for sure it came with it.
130393
No, it's designed to be a cable card tuner. You have much more affordable options out there for QAM tuners.
470538
yes there is a cable slot, warning moxie no longer supports self owned cable boxes, but I think they still sell them to. cable providers. I had high hopes for the box, kept it two days then went back to the satellite company. Don't know if it was the cable company or the moxie box, but my SD on satellite looked better than the HD on the moxie.
892449
It fully connects you to the internet by plugging an ethernet cable into the port on the card. So whatever you would normally be able to do (minus network and router/modem restrictions) should work...as long as you have a service provider.
381668
Yes this supports and I am using this product for my Time Warner Cable internet.
1601914
No access card port. You have to call Directv and pay about 6 bucks a month for it to work.
2111878
If it has a coaxial antenna input ( in ) on the the cable box I would say yes.
1781645
Hello Drena. Yes, it has a media card reader. It supports most common card types
1349808
You get the card from your cable company instead of a set-top box, and then plug it directly into the TV. However, what I've found is that there are restrictions that don't make CableCards that attractive (at least for now). For example, I have Comcast, and if you use a CableCard for their service you can't get On-Demand programming, any Pay-Per-View stuff, or their graphical program guide. To me, not being able to get this stuff kind of defeats the purpose of having digital cable nowadays.
11584
Yes, but its a large card requiring a medium to large pc case and at least one 6 pin power connection. hope this helps.
2127854
Short answer, No. This product's design is such that it can replace your cable box. In fact, with a Cable card, which is required for it to operate properly, it can replace your cable box.