Broadcast TV
Does broadcast tv still exist? I have internet but no cable subscription for almost 10 years. When I talk about things i used to watch on tv people act like I'm making it up.
DrWatson · 70-79, M
Yes it still exists, although since transmissions switched from analog to digital the broadcast range is less than what it was.
We still have a roof antenna on our house and a digital-to-analog converter box, so we can still watch TV on our old cathode-ray-tube television, but often the stations do not come it, because we live a little too far away from the Twin Cities, where the stations broadcast from.
We still have a roof antenna on our house and a digital-to-analog converter box, so we can still watch TV on our old cathode-ray-tube television, but often the stations do not come it, because we live a little too far away from the Twin Cities, where the stations broadcast from.
AngelUnforgiven · 51-55, F
Bobby1123422 · M
@AngelUnforgiven i have a Roku and Chromecast. I just like to watch what i want when i want
AngelUnforgiven · 51-55, F
@Bobby1123422 i have a roku, chromecast, a firestick and an android box and out of all of them firestck hands down has better options
exexec · 70-79, C
Yes, although most of the broadcast TV I watch is on PBS or sports channels.
uncalled4 · 56-60, M
Yep. I work in the industry.
SW-User
And you can still get tv antennas. Depending on your location, you can either get one for a window or mount on roof
Bobby1123422 · M
@SW-User last i heard in my area antennas didnt work anymore but that was 10 years ago.
SW-User
@Bobby1123422 I have one mounted to my chimney and I get 50+ channels
SW-User
@SW-User go to channelmaster.com and it will show you where relay towers are and how far and direction so you can set an antenna up