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Re: How do I get over the air HD signals for NBC? My TW cable connection runs through a splitter to feed the RF signal directly to my TV and 8300HD DVR. The DVR is connected to my TV via component and audio Posted - Sun Oct 12, 2008 7:52 pm	dataman_66 Offline Send Email
Re: How do I get over the air HD signals for NBC? Thanks, Jon, but how does the A/B switch figure into the equation? Will the DVR not function as a pass-through--like TiVo units do? Linda ... DVR. The DVR is Posted - Sun Oct 12, 2008 7:48 pm	Scarlett scarlett128 Offline Send Email
Re: How do I get over the air HD signals for NBC? ... The DVR is designed only to receive and process cable signals. ... connect the antenna directly to the TV, then it is NOT considered to be an external Posted - Sun Oct 12, 2008 7:04 pm	dataman_66 Offline Send Email
Re: How do I get over the air HD signals for NBC? Firstly, you can't connect the antenna to the INPUT side of the DVR. The DVR is designed only to receive and process cable signals. Secondly, it sounds like Posted - Sun Oct 12, 2008 6:13 pm	Jon Etkins eccles Offline Send Email
Re: How do I get over the air HD signals for NBC? John, I really appreciate the "Guide"! However, I have a few questions: (1) Are you running both inputs, i.e., antenna and cable, through a DVR? (2) If so, the Posted - Sun Oct 12, 2008 5:34 pm	Scarlett scarlett128 Offline Send Email
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