“I have to go back 30 years. Dish network quit carrying most local stations. I have an old TV with one coax cable input only. I have a old VCR recorder. I have an antenna that will get most local stations. What do i need to get everything to work again?”
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you need a digital converter box; the Aluratek device works for that purpose; for years, I used one from something called 'mediasonic,' I believe, which was okay, but would shut down with no warning, then re-boot. So far the Aluratek device works; a high-end antenna that also plugs in has greatly improved the picture quality of the old tv I use. However, because of a lack of directions, I haven't been able to figure out how to record a program using the Aluratek device using a flashdrive. I'll continue to attempt to do that. good luck
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The ADTB01F TV Converter Box you have selected here can handle over-the-air channels and can record one channel at a time using a 32GB USB thumb drive. The antenna you have would connect to the ADTB01F RF-in, then the ADTB01F connects to the TV using either COAX out to in, RCA Red, White, and Yellow, or HDMI cable. Just keep in mind that this box can only get OTA channels.
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