It’s possible to watch analog TV without a converter box, but you won’t have access to digital channels. Converter boxes are necessary to transform digital signals into analog ones that your TV can recognize.  Without a box, you can still use analog TV. Here’s a step-by-step guide to access channels: 1. Connect one end of a coaxial cable to the corresponding coaxial port. This port is usually near the TV. The other end connects to the coaxial port on your TV.  2. Turn on your TV. 3. Click on the “Menu” option on your remote.  4. When presented with options, press “Automatic Channel Search.” This option searches available digital channels. Scroll through the list with the “Channel Up” and “Channel Down” buttons.  If you can’t find any, try a channel scan. The process begins the same as the previous one. Connect your coaxial cable to the corresponding ports on the TV and the wall. Power on your TV. Then press the “Menu” button on your remote.  But select “Channel Scan” on the menu. If the screen prompts you to select which channels, choose “All” or “Digital.” At this point, your screen will present all available channels.    But some analog TVs are not set up to receive digital channels. In this case, you can watch VHS taps or other media compatible with analog TVs.  If your TV accepts analog video signals, you can also watch DVDs. TVs that accept these signals have a yellow RCA cable input. This output sends the audio from one device, the DVD in this case, to another, like a TV. RCA cables can easily transfer audio to other sound systems.