My ge tv digital ready?

Depending largely on the age of the TV, the location of the TV tuner varies. An older analog TV tapping a digital signal does so with an external DTV converter box. For cable and satellite subscribers, there is a a set top box. Most TVs purchased after March 2007 have built-in digital tuners. Look on the front and back of the TV for a marking that indicates a digital tuner. It may say ATSC, DTV, HDTV, Digital Ready, HD Ready, Digital Tuner, Digital Receiver, Digital Tuner Built-in or Integrated Digital Tuner. Any of these is an indication that the TV has a built-in digital tuner. You may have to go to the manufacturer's site to determine such specifications. If you are having a problem with a tv switching channels, remedies may be rather specific and you might try googling for a specific model while including the problem in a simple phrase.

Shawn, If you have cable or satellite the service provider supplies the receiver. If running antenna read the links below.
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003,007,001,009,004 are the codes to check. If you wish to get more setup codes, three digits, four digits or five digit ones, check this link. Pull up older posts. Setup code list and setup instructions to some popular model remote controls are given.

well you are gonna need converter okay its not digital sorry for the bad news good luch shad

yes it will require a converter box if you don't recieve cable or satellite

the screen is not as large as it could be......has black frame around it.....also need a instruction booklet

if your grandmother has cable or satelite tv she already has a digital signal however if she justs gets her locals she will need a converter box. the goverment is giving free coupons for this or she can go to walmart and purchase a directv converter box for about $50 she will not have directv but the box will convert her signal.. the tv has nothing to do with the signal. she will not need a new tv.

If your portable set was made before March 1, 2007, then it almost certainly does not have a digital tuner and would require a converter box. (After that date, the FCC requires all TV's to have the digital tuning.)

found phone number and called phillips. it is ready. any Phillips tv from 05 on is ready. Thanks

if it was purchased back in 2003 chances are that it is not digital TV ready and you would need to purchase a converter box.