How to Convert Your Analog TV to Digital

1. Dianne
   October 15th, 2008 at 9:43 pm

   Throw the damn television out the window and crank up the victrola. http://www.sheissocute.com

2. NicoNico
   October 15th, 2008 at 11:42 pm

   Oh my. When she took the scissors to the cord, it reminded me of when I father did that to the phone. Granted, my dad didn't have the excuse of age at that point, but still.

   It did bring up a good point about the conversions. This will be so confusing to a few people out there.

   Those old TVs they showed in the beginning are awesome. I wish I watched TV on those - umm, maybe not.

3. JET
   October 16th, 2008 at 12:09 am

   Analog TV will be no more? Where? Analog has been dead where I live for over a year. Where others live, it might not be dead for years to come.

   If you mean "in America", you should remember to write that when you're on the web, seeing as the two first w:s in your own URL don't refer to it being a local concern.

4. AJ
   October 16th, 2008 at 1:50 am

   I requested a coupon, it never arrived, and the guv'ment won't reissue it. I didn't watch much TV anyway, so I guess come February it's DVDs-only for me.

   Pretty funny though. They're apparently worried about fraud in the sale of converter boxes. They'll bail out rich bankers, but fret over coupons to people who don't subscribe to cable and have old TVs.

5. sw
   October 16th, 2008 at 9:26 am

   why was the conversion necessary again? and what cannels will the box get me?

6. anon
   October 17th, 2008 at 12:49 am

   I live in Wilmington, NC and we're, unfortunatly, the flagship city for the entire country for the Digital Switchover...it happened in September...there are plenty of bugs that need to be worked out first, it kinda sucks. At least with analog, when the signal gets weak the picture only gets fuzzier, but with digital the picture is non-existent, like watching a scratched DVD...

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