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I have just bought a used Hughes HL receiver to capture OTA signal. I do not have a salellite dish. I use cable. Does anyone know if I can combine the cable feed and the OTA feed in to the HL and do a channel search and pick up all of the stations?

Interesting thread-I have had in the past two weeks the owners of two high end video shops that sell Pioneer Elite and Sony XBR both tell me when i asked them if they used calibration equipment to calibate the system when they do an install. Both said no-that there experience has been that when...

The Mitsi has 2 S-video as the best input connections. I currently have my cable box coming in to one S-Video and I would hook up the used HD receiver to the S-Video for Video two and have an antenna hooked up to the used HD receiver. Does a DVD recorder have a HD tuner that will let me pick...

Any preference between the quality of output from either the Hughes or the Sony receiver for OTA signal. Thanks

By older than an H10-do you have a couple of model numbers for the Hughes or Sony's? What type of antenna's are you using? Thanks

I have a 40 inch Mitsu tube set that still after 12 years has a great picture and can handle more resolution than most tube tv's. My local channels are broadcast in HD OTA. I noticed on ebay close to 500 HD receivers for sale. many of them cheap. Question: 1. Do these used HD receivers...

Reply Thanks for the answers. I was in a Best Buy-Magnolia store section in Raleigh last week looking at a Pioneer Elite and the sales rep told me basically the same thing. He gets a better HD signal using OTA than with either cable or satellite.

I have been thinking about leaving Cable for either Disk or Direct TV. I have a question about my local TV stations. Currently, I get the HD version of my locals using over the air and a Trek antenna. Both Dish and Direct say they have my local stations yet are they providing it with a...

I do not care about movie channels or sports packages. What I do want is HD for channels like Travel, Discovery, History, HGTV, local stations, Fox, MSN, PBS, etc. Basically all of the typical lower 90 channles that you find on cable. Who will give me the most? Disk or Direct. Thanks