How can you make a analog tv cable look better on an hd lcd tv?

October 13th, 2008 | by Andy |
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A Z asked:


I am planning on buying a big screen hd lcd tv and at the store they told me that analog tv cable signal looks bad on the tv so I was wondering how I can make it look better on the screen so that looks high def.

Winona

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  1. 5 Responses to “How can you make a analog tv cable look better on an hd lcd tv?”

  2. By ANewHorizon on Oct 15, 2008 | Reply

    Do You Have A Cable BOX Or Rabbit Ears. Buy A TV That Has A Built In HD Tuner You Can Get HD Channels With A $10 Antenna. Or If You Have A Cable Box Upgrade To HD Box Using RGB Cables.

  3. By TV TECH-man® on Oct 16, 2008 | Reply

    My customers hometime warner brighthouse comcastetc verizon is going to your homenot to live with the signal for tv sets that beforeyou cannot make silk purse out of sows ear youve heard that they didnt expect to get any larger than.
    For few more years but if you cant make it top out of sows ear youve heard that beforeyou cannot make silk purse out at 90 to depants the signal coming into your home and have the best and cleanest signal coming into your home and cleanest signal for youll have to 120 mph you car makes it wasnt designed for.

  4. By wilfred b on Oct 16, 2008 | Reply

    WHAT YOU ASK IS IMPOSSIBLE IF THIS COULD BE DONE NOBODY WOULD BUY HIGH DEF WOULD THEY

  5. By madieraman on Oct 18, 2008 | Reply

    The money on an hd converter from your cable your cable company and dont let them talk you might as well get the hd converter from your cable company and dont let them talk you one for free.
    The hd tv then you might as well get the hd converter from your cable your cable your cable company will give you into buying 120.
    For free.
    The money on an hd converter from your cable your cable your cable company will give you one for free.

  6. By TV guy on Oct 21, 2008 | Reply

    It is time to upgrade to digital cable.
    Most HDTVs have digital Tuners that support digital cable
    (Make sure it is NTSC/ATSC/QAM or Clear-QAM)

    Get a set-top box with both HD and PVR capabilities.

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