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Question: I have a digital cable box for output - will my old analog tv work on the receiving end of this without a digital to analog converter? Thx.
Document: Great for creating a signal across a room without running a new cable. Needed a digital to analog converter from cable company then worked great
I was looking for a way to watch NetFlix and HULU videos on my TV without running wires. The Roku box does not get HULU, the Boxee Box is not yet available and the other products I researched got poor ratings. This unit is simple to set up and works very well. There can be some sound interference until the unit settles down and the video quality is not up to digital standards but is a very acceptable analog quality.
This is finally a LEGAL way to add TVs without having to add costly cable converter boxes. We bought a set for our home a couple years ago and we have 2 additional tvs hooked up to the family room tv which has the cable converter. You of course cannot watch different channels, but this meets our need to be able to add some TV's in other rooms without having to run cable or have converters. YOu just have to be a little patient with positioning the receiver and the transmitter.
I was tired of paying rent on each and every thing in life and we have two DTV boxes in two rooms already. I wanted to sometimes watch DTV programs in my home office when the family was watching something else on normal TV and was not willing to shell out more for yet another rental DTV box just for that room. These work great. Simple R/W/Y connection from the DTV box in the living room and the same on the receiving end.
Works perfectly. Wanted a small 15 inch TV for kitchen without having to wire cable. The transmitter and remote extender works well. Just remember you will have only from the receiver a composite output which means you have to be able to hook up a composite output for the transmitter and composite imput for the TV. My cable box had one and the RCA 15 inch TV had a composite imput. All worked perfectly.
Despite lengthy adjusting per the instructions, the picture flickers and wavers. At best, the picture is fuzzy on a 32" LCD flat screen. This compares to a perfect picture when connected directly to the cable box.To be fair, the system works satisfactorily when the receiving end is a 12" TV located in the next room, approx 30 feet from the transmitter. But this isn't what we bought it for.
If you want another location for your TV without wiring, this is it with the above limitations. One last point. Using the composite output from the cable box created a copyright problem for picture transmission for the lower channels. The problem was caused by the split signal of using HDMI and composite output at the same time from the cable box. Problem was solved by using component output to TV and composite for transmission. Did not see any degradation in the main TV picture. Now all works perfectly.
I put this in all caps, because it should be the first thing you read among the specs. And yet I don't see it at all.Digital TV has been the standard in the US since around '09, I believe. In fact, I don't know that you can even buy analog sets here anymore. Yet analog TVs are the only ones with which this product will work.
This sender works great for my second old analog tv in my bedroom.great picture could not ask for ha better product.I only h a 've trouble with the blaster,it fits to lose in the socket so I don't know if that works or not would like to know why it don't fit tight but overall works great.
It may be ok for just watching tv on an old 32" TV or a low end sound system, but that's about it. I returned the unit and ate shipping both ways. Otherwise the thing would just gather dust.
Answer: If your digital cable box has outputs (Red,white,yellow RCA) connectors for the transmitter to connect to, and your TV has the same (Red,White,yellow RCA) inputs for you receiver then yes.  One you didn't mention the type and age of cable box and, 2 you fail to mention the type of tv.  If your TV is so old as to not have a video selection and ONLY COAX Cable then no you will not be able to connect the receiver to that tv.  Notice the picture there is no F/coax  connector to connect older tvs to.