The problem is that you can't. American companies are anti-consumer and won't let you use any equipment except their own.
"lnb-in" and "lnb-out"... definition?
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The problem is that you can't. American companies are anti-consumer and won't let you use any equipment except their own.
Kevin, to keep this thread relevant tell us what you're looking for.
If you want Pay-for-TV (DirecTV, Dish Network, ExpressVu, Shaw, etc.) you'll need to pay for a subscription.
If you want to explore FTA read the threads, give us an idea of what you're after.
If you want Pay-for-TV (DirecTV, Dish Network, ExpressVu, Shaw, etc.) you'll need to pay for a subscription.
If you want to explore FTA read the threads, give us an idea of what you're after.
Kevin I understand that you are a teenager saving up for your first FTA tuner. But sometimes I suspect you are a troll by the questions you ask. At some point you will have to break that piggy bank and take the plunge. Most of your questions will be answered by doing it yourself. I see no problem with the 5922 to which you previously expressed an interest. It will be a learning curve, but you will figure it out eventually.
If that's all you want, you can probably pick up a cheap Over the air tuner card and connect it to your antenna..
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