Can this be use through a TV that is connected to a antenna? I have no cable box.
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It should work if your TV has external RCA output jacks for audio. HappyJack
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Hi Donna,Yes. The way I use it is through an aux cord. Same kind you might have in your vehicle to hook up to your phone or tablet to the radio. Not sure your tv has the "headphone" connection. You can also use it with the color coded red and white av hook up. Same type of cords you might use to hook a standard DVD player up to your tv with the red/white/and yellow plug ins. Hope this helps!
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Hi Donna, Yes. The way I use it is through an aux cord. Same kind you might have in your vehicle to hook up to your phone or tablet to the radio. Not sure your tv has the "headphone" connection. You can also use it with the color coded red and white av hook up. Same type of cords you might use to hook a standard DVD player up to your tv with the red/white/and yellow plug ins. Hope this helps!
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Don't know what that is but if it has a coaxial connector you can connect it to the TV...........I have used the small antenna that comes with it, a outdoor antenna and now have it on cable.
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I do not know. I guess. I never tried it. But if the cable box have a 3.5mm jack it would work.
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Yes, as long as you have a cable or satellite box or other means of "tuning in" to broadcasts which you can connect this device to, since it doesn't have its own tuner.
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I wouldn't see why not. I ran my antenna cable into my dvr then ranan hdmi from the dvr to the tv hdmi in.
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Yes you can. There's a "by-pass" audio option that allows the signal - including audio to go from the source (cable box/dish box), through the receiver, and to your TV (using HDMI cables). This works very well for me when I don't need the surround system on.
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This antenna actually connects through a coaxial port. I have an HDTV and connected this antenna to the coaxial port on my TV I did not use an adapter. You won't need an adapter either it will connect to old model TVs and HDTVs. I should tell you also that this antenna doesn't provide you with the channels that it should. The reception may depend on where you live but I would advise buying it used versus new.
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you can use any type of antenna with a co-axial connection (the type you twist & screw). i use a regular pair of $5 "rabbit ears". also, i live in a large city...so signal reception is great and rarely an issue. my box is connected to my tv with an HDMI connection (not included).
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Only if cable connecting to box it source so the antenna would need go to box first than the TV
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Short answer is "yes". This device neither inputs nor outputs digital -- you'll need an analog output (rca stereo and video) from your cable box to input to it, and it has an analog output for your TV.
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Yes you can. Just remove the coax that goes to your TV's from the cable feed outside your house, mount the antenna in your desired location and run a coax cable from the antenna and connect (use a male/male connector) it to the cable that feeds your TV's. It's as easy as that and if your like me you will get a better picture than you got from your cable provider
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Yes. As the previous answer indicated using a coax cable splitter. If the signal is to weak then you may have to add a small amplifier, that's what I did. Search Amazon for 'signal amplifier tv antenna'. Find an inexpensive amplifier with an 18 dB output. Should give you a range (reach) of about 30 miles.
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If your cable box only has a COAX cable connection to the TV then you can't connect it to the Sony. Its input for Cable or satellite is HDMI only.
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If you mean without some sort of digital box from your cable provider, yes. That's how I'm using it and I'm getting a few of the HD channels without benefit of a box. I don't know if this amplifier works with satellite, but I would doubt it.
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If your cable box has HDMI output,then it should be no problem.......otherwise you can use the component outputs on the cable box.
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If you have a cable/wire long enough I do not see why not. Ours is hooked up to our tv in the living room (we have it going through its own dvr system to the tv so I am not sure if that has anything to do with it).
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No! If you live in an urban setting, you just connect it to your tvs cable input port!