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</div>Well, yes. But even now most analog is echoed on the SD multiplex. In my<br>
area, digital gets me what I need. Maybe with cable it's different but I<br>
would suspect that getting an analog tuner set up and running will only<br>
give you a few weeks of use at best.<br>
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--Yan<br>
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</blockquote></div></div>Pretty much same thing going on here. The only one that for me has different programming on analog is the local PBS station.<br><br>Richard<br></div>
<br></blockquote></div><br>Okay, lost me here. Are you saying that if I get a card that captures Digital TV only (no analog input), and I just have regular analog cable TV right now, I can capture it fine? ie., Digital is kind of "backwards compatible" to grab analog?? I think this area confuses me most lol.<br>
<br>FYI I am using Rogers Cable TV (regular cable) in Canada. Family room has a Rogers Digital box (that I don't use as part of Myth; frontend is desktop PC in bedroom).<br><br>Thanks<br>Bob<br></div>