Will this replace my FIOS digital adapter? null

The Tablo only works with over the air signals. In our area, this includes ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, NBC, and PBS. Some of our local over the area stations includes feeds from HSN, QVC, and a weather service on subchannels. There are also an increasing array of over-the-air subchannels showing older TV and movies. If you want shows on cable channels (ie USA, TNT, ESPN, etc.) you'll still need FIOS or some other service or combination of services such as Netflix, Hulu, or rent episodes or seasons on Amazon, Googleplay, Vudu. AND you'll still need internet service -- so you may want to keep just that from Verizon, or price this service from cable operators. Oh, make sure you can get decent over the air signals with the size and location you can place your antenna. I would suggest getting just the antenna first and using it with a simple inexpensive device to be sure you can get the channels you want at various times of the day and night, and both with and without heavy cloud cover.

This device will convert digital signals into analog signals but it cannot decode your cable signal.

“Will this replace my FIOS digital adapter?”

Asked by Anonymous 10 years ago

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The Tablo only works with over the air signals. In our area, this includes ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, NBC, and PBS. Some of our local over the area stations includes feeds from HSN, QVC, and a weather service on subchannels. There are also an increasing array of over-the-air subchannels showing older TV and movies. If you want shows on cable channels (ie USA, TNT, ESPN, etc.) you'll still need FIOS or some other service or combination of services such as Netflix, Hulu, or rent episodes or seasons on Amazon, Googleplay, Vudu. AND you'll still need internet service -- so you may want to keep just that from Verizon, or price this service from cable operators. Oh, make sure you can get decent over the air signals with the size and location you can place your antenna. I would suggest getting just the antenna first and using it with a simple inexpensive device to be sure you can get the channels you want at various times of the day and night, and both with and without heavy cloud cover.
Answered by Robbie 10 years ago
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This device will convert digital signals into analog signals but it cannot decode your cable signal.
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 10 years ago
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