Just last night I got the dreaded "If you can see this message, the TV you're watching isn't prepared for Comcast's digital network enhancement." message. I already have a digital programming package and a TiVo connected to my main TV, but my secondary TV's are all connected by coax. I assume that when I call Comcast, they are going to tell me that I need one of their digital converter boxes for my secondary TV's. Before I make the call, I have some questions about those boxes:
1) Will I be charged a rental or additional outlet fee if I get the converter box from Comcast?
2) Will I still receive digital channels through QAM (locals in HD for example) if I go through the converter box or will it convert everything to analog?
3) Can I split the output from the converter box?
4) Will I receive any additional channels through the box that I don't already get, for example high-numbered digital channels that weren't available on analog.
Thanks in advance for your help!
1) Will I be charged a rental or additional outlet fee if I get the converter box from Comcast?
2) Will I still receive digital channels through QAM (locals in HD for example) if I go through the converter box or will it convert everything to analog?
3) Can I split the output from the converter box?
4) Will I receive any additional channels through the box that I don't already get, for example high-numbered digital channels that weren't available on analog.
Thanks in advance for your help!