what does "coexists with cable TV and terrestrial broadcasts" mean
636353
It means you can use the same coax cable for these along with your cable tv service or your standard tv antenna connection.
636354
This means that you can connect these adapters to the same coax system your TV Antenna or Cable TV comes through, given that the all points are connected. The signal of the Moca adaptor runs at a different frequency so it will not interfere with your cable or TV antenna signal. For more information, search Moca 1.1 or look at the Channel Master manual to get a better idea.
636355
Cable and off-air signals reside on the coax cable below 1Ghz. Moca exists on the same cable at the same time above 1Ghz, so they coexist happily on the same cable at the same time. BTW, be SURE to use a Moca entry filter (around $15) at the cable or antenna entry point to avoid outside noise (or your neighbor's Moca who doesn't have a filter) from entering your Moca network.
636356
It means that the Ethernet signals will not collide with the cable Tv and broadcast tv signals that is transmitted through the same coax cable. But it will collide with satellite tv signals.
126738
you can use it in place of a cable box but you will have 2 TV sets playing the same program. this system only moves the signal it will not give you a separate control
378390
It is a TV tuner with Spanish (???) instructions. It did not work on my equipment. I went on-line and found the English manual. Then discovered that this set is not set up for cable. Will only receive signals from TV antenna (not satellite). I returned unit.
39237
According to the manufacturer: "The [AmazonBasics Extreme Performance] and [High Performance] receive high VHF and UHF digital TV broadcast signals. The [Regular Performance] is optimized to receive UHF digital TV broadcast signals."
37432
I'm guessing you're in a menu that allows you to select a source for your incoming signal. If so, it looks like it may be set to CABLE. You will want to switch or select ANTENNA.
974659
Excellent device when compatible with a given service like Google, etc., but is not compatible with Cable TV SO YOUR MUST USE A SECOND DEVICE, OUCH!
759067
I am using Over-the-Air antenna to receive TV signals. Put the setting on Plug&Play, let the program detects the TV signals automatically, and i found I can receive about 15 broadcast stations. The drawbacks are signals effective by the weather conditions, sometimes I saw "the signal is too weak or broadcast is temporary unavailable". But most of the time was working very good. If you subscribe Cable service, I presumed this TV works pretty good. And price is very affordable.
1715776
I believe they are refering to the tv since we have a home in Europe and we make sure it says PAl & NTSC compatible.
1874041
generally that means that your computer is "extending" your display to the TV, not cloning it. You can adjust that in your Windows display settings.
2228635
Thanks for the quick response. I am still getting 2 different answers. It sounds like if you hook it up before the Cable Box or TV that you can do both.
2035168
are you sure that the cable box is HD? kinda sounds like it is SD? the other thing to remember is that not all stations are being broadcast in HD and even then some local channels might not be broadcasting certain shows in HD. for example, my local stations might broadcast a golf game that is in HD, but the local news is broadcast in SD.As for the tv itself, i'm not sure. I'm waiting to get my 4053 delivered and i'm having a hard time waiting! you might want to check your connections again though.
628214
I don't have the instruction book with me because I'm out of town at the moment, but my memory is that you can do one or the other, but not both at the same time. The quality of the broadcast has been superior, so it's a trade-off I can easily live with.
1879948
That would transmit an outgoing signal from your tv set (if it even has OUT ports) to be received by your cable box. Can't imagine why you would do that. Plugging it into the OUT on your cable box and receiving it at the TV will allow you to eliminate the wires from the cable box to the tv and allow you to keep them a greater distance apart, or perhaps even in different rooms.
534211
On the transmitter side there is an 'In' from your source along with an 'Out' to a TV next to the transmitter. There is only one 'Out' on the receiver side for one TV. This eliminates the need for anything else to watch 2 TV's, one connected to the transmitter and one to the receiver.
2149014
I'm sorry, I don't know. Bought it for my dad's TV in the nursing home but he doesn't have cable, just over-the-air antenna. It works nicely for our purpose. The less complicated the better. Sorry, no help.
595553
In my experience a program guide is a feature of your signal provider not the TV. I have cable so it's part of that.
2097883
It will record two programs at the same time. Obviously on two different channels. We do it all the time.