“If I have cable but no local channels can I use the antenna and cable at the same time”
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The only connector this has is a CATV cable connector. There's no HDMI cable compatibility or anything like that. I don't know if you can make a splitter of some sort work to your benefit, but thought I'd tell you what kind of connector comes with the product. I think if they tried to add more options it would change what makes this product convenient - thin, lightweight, portable/relocatable.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Perhaps. You may need a switch to change your input from cable to the antenna. The location of the antenna may be critical. I had to put my antenna in a north facing window to get good reception.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I purchased it because I have Dish and currently they do not have NBC. I am able to receive NBC by putting my tv on a HDM spot. Sometimes I have to juggle it around, but I am able to watch it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. Buy an off-air HD antenna. You run the antenna to the coaxial input, on the back of your TV. With the assumption you have a HDTV.....Your cable provider (should) run a HDMI cable, from your cable box to your tv. To get your local channels, you will change your input on your tv from cable to antenna. Make sure you scan the local channels from your menu. Enjoy the free local channels
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your tv will only let you select one input at a Time , but to answer your question yes you can use this to view local channels, cheap and effective
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