“Do you need a digital antenna if no cable”

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• Yes. But the remote is AWFUL to use with antenna. No numbers, only up and down buttons, so you have to scroll from high numbers down to low numbers and back up to medium numbers and it takes forever.

  Answered by Whatever 9 years ago

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• Are you hooked up to the internet by WiFi? With RoKu all you need is a Wifi to view any program that cable has to offer.

  Answered by DiamondB 9 years ago

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• You only need an external antenna if you want to watch over the air broadcast TV channels. You methods may vary, but here in the San Francisco Bay Area I'm using a pair of good old-fashioned rabbit ears left over form a 1970s CRT television set, which had been e-wasted a long long time ago. Just depends on how strong a signal, and where the local broadcast facilities are. If you're just going to hook it up to a DVD player, or some kind of streaming device, you don't need an antenna of any kind.

  Answered by robertjm 9 years ago

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• You need a digital antenna if you do not get cable

  Answered by AJA1 9 years ago

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• Yes, you will need an over-the-air antenna to get local broadcast channels.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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