Hd covert what will happen to my tv when in 2009 they covert everthing to hd. I currently have digital cable. What will it cost to convert over?

There are adapters that can covert the HDMI signal to a DVI plug, but at a price. DVI does not handle audio as does HDMI. Most devices that have HDMI outputs will not parallel the audio to allow you to use adapter plus audio cables. You have most likely come upon this issue of obsolescence in you current device.

Ur tv a LCD or Plasma tv?No,LCD and Plasma Tvs have a Digital tuner inside the tv to recieve free air DTV.Not require a Digital coverter box,if u have a LCD tv or a Plasma tv.U must have good antena thought like a roof or a digital antena,so ur tv picture don't cut in and out very often.

Yes it should be fed through the coverter box, otherwise you'll not be able to get any digitally enhanced channels. If it is HD you definately need to use the converter/cable box.

no you will need a box and a hd antena
your tv if it is hd ready will then recive hd quality tv.
the only time you dont need a box is with cable or sat thay provide the convershions.
thanks,
and hope this is of help to you.
daniel

Flat batteries in the remote? Batteries the wrong way around in the remote? Corroded battery terminals in the battery holder?

The "DTV ANSWERS" website says that any TV made since 2004, has a built-in digital tuner and will not require a digital converter box. If you currently receive your TV signals from your cable, satellite, or phone company, you won't need a converter box, even if you have an older non-digital TV. Only people with TVs made before 2004, will need to purchase a converter box, if they don't use TV signals from cable, satellite, or phone companies.
You might want to visit the RCA website, to see if they have a phone number to call, for any additional questions.

YOU WILL ONLY NEED A CONVERTER BOX IF YOU DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO CABLE OR SATELLITE SERVICE AND RECEIVE YOU CHANNELS THRU A REGULAR ANTENA. YOU WILL NEED THIS BY 02/2009. HAVE A NICE DAY.

Every one seems to have a problem understanding what real will happen in Feb 2009 First if you already watch TV from a cable provider you WILL NOT have a problem, Now if you have a set that picks up a signal over the air (rabbit ears or antenna) then you will be affected and will need a converter. Check www.dtvtransition.org for more details. And Finlay if you watch from a satalight receiver you will be fine

You will need to purchase a converter if you do not have sat or cable and desire to bring in off-air channels...accordianman

hi there, yes its still worth fixing. it cost less than the new one. on the other hand, if the FBT is damage you may think of buying a new one. ty