- Feb 25, 2005
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Originally Posted by Mr Jordan04
i was/am worried cuz i have free cable and cant just call the cable company and ask whats up
your straight. most companies are just converting the signal from analog to digital.
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your straight. most companies are just converting the signal from analog to digital.
- Jan 19, 2002
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^^well my company (charter) has digital...and when ours was hooked up by a "friend"....we got the analog
- Oct 13, 2001
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Ok, sorry for bumping this but I have a question before I send someone to spend $.
Someone I know moved into an apartment and the apartment already has "free" cable. Don't know how but the cable cord still has some juice. Comcast is the provider.
If they bought a digital converter box from someone other than Comcast, what would happen? Would everything work fine? They don't have TNT so I don't even want to be over there since the NBA Playoffs are about to come on.
Someone I know moved into an apartment and the apartment already has "free" cable. Don't know how but the cable cord still has some juice. Comcast is the provider.
If they bought a digital converter box from someone other than Comcast, what would happen? Would everything work fine? They don't have TNT so I don't even want to be over there since the NBA Playoffs are about to come on.
- Apr 30, 2006
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Don't really have an explanation as to why but it just seems like it's one of those things where it won't work. Kinda like putting brakes from a Bmw on a ford pinto. Just different all together. I know someone who hooks cable up on the low low for like 30 bucks. Lifetime (or if they catch on) of basic cable; and it sounds like this is what happened here. The old people moved out and there's still cable. Either that or the old tenants were jackin cable from a neighbor
