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Photo #2 what is different for DirectTV and Dish and others?
So I see no mention of ATSC 1.0. it was a wild-shot, oh well. I don't believe there is a whole lot of OTA being tuned by Direct TV and Dish. That is done by the TV tuner.
I have an ancient Sony Trinitron would that work?
I had Roku programmed on the Orion to prepare for and consider Youtube TV.
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I'll have to do without CBS for some time losing 25% of the channels needed.
Then find a second hand TV so what do I look for when buying another one?
I have an ancient Sony Trinitron would that work?
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I'll have to do without CBS for some time losing 25% of the channels needed.
Then find a second hand TV so what do I look for when buying another one?
The world of OTA went from analog to digital. Any flat screen TV in the past 20 years will have a digital tuner that will work fine. There are buzzwords you might look for like HDTV and ATSC.
I would guess the problem is either that the station changed something in the middle of the game (call them and ask), or something broke in your TV (buy a new one...oh, you already have!).
I would guess the problem is either that the station changed something in the middle of the game (call them and ask), or something broke in your TV.
The problem is as I explained. His Orion device doesn't support ATSC 1.0 which is required to avoid ATSC 3.0 DRM encryption problems.
Last edited by akrausz; 11-07-2023 at 11:24 AM..
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