Will this product provide CNBC and AMC channels?
1738833
No it does not, it does not provide for any cable channels. To check what channels it does provide in your area, go to http://www.gomohu.com and enter your zip code.
1738834
I don't think so. Over-the-air (OTA) is for local channels and their affiliated networks. I believe that CNBC and AMC are only offered over cable, in all markets.
1738835
None of these antennas are designed to grab channels that are normally paid for. These are for grabbing public access channels. Also, the sending tower needs to be within 50 miles. Go to antennaweb.org/com (forgotten which) to see what channels you might be able to receive at your address.
1738836
No, you won't get CNBC or AMC as they are cable-only channels. For good information as to over-the-air channels and their broadcasting ranges, with color-coded maps showing signal strength for different locations (you can input an address) -- here's another good resource: see http://www.tvfool.com/.
1540583
Yes but you will not be able to pick up a lot of channels. I know that I can only get about 5 channels.
1632917
This device doesn't have anything to do with cable cards but is a windows media center extender. To actually receive the tv channels you need something like the ceton infinitv or hauppauge hdhomerun. Those would require a cable card.
1391790
I'm moderately free from doubt that this product is no longer supported by Boxee, as it was acquired by. Samsung earlier this year. If everything still functions, you will getter same channels that you receive over the air on this box that you would if you were to attach a digital antenna. If you can't get the channels you are looking for over the air, you ate going to need a cable/ satellite subscription to watch those channels.
1019053
Yes, it should work fine - however it will only be the main output, not individual channels.
1893717
No, not for channels that require subscription service (CNN, Showtime, etc.). For local programming (and the increasing number of HD channels) and for PBS, the reception is crystal clear. Those are what I watch now and I no longer pay for cable or satellite.
2121728
Yes but only on a limited number of channels as I recall. It depends on the overall capacity of the unit.
1169085
Continuous broadcasting is specifically prohibited by the FCC rules covering this device. So the answer is NO.
1088260
Depends on where you are. In a major city (where I am) I receive abc, nbc, cbs, 2 fox channels, ion, an old movie station, pbs, and some random ones like asian gospel and spanish stations. It's plenty for me. I imagine if you're out in the country you would receive less.
2260153
I don't think so, no. As far as I'm aware, you would have to have Tivo providing the guide data for the unit to do anything. It's too bad they haven't expanded into more countries!
73216
Yes. You should be able to, by putting each set that needs to talk to each other on different channels.
1877399
I'm pretty sure it will not. You can get a card from your cable company to put in the Tivo to have it tune in your channels like your cable box.
801917
On this subject, I use CNBC via the Roku all day, IF you get the CNBC Europe channel, its CNBC US virtually ALL day, if you get the Nowhereman channel which has Fast Money and Mad Money you basically get everything CNBC offers using Roku, without a Cox Cable subscription, I do and use it all day
213409
if u r in the U.S or france, it doesn't include any MBC channel and even Al Jazeeras not included.I bought this product and I regret it completely.even if it has the channels u wants it crashes down a lot and too expensive.my advice, NEVER buy it.
466077
Yes, it will work on Cable or off the air, I have Suddenlink cable and I can get the free local channels as well as the standard cable channels.
1593871
No. You will receive over-the-air channels such as ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, PBS, etc.
663062
You need a SWM dish (one output on the LNBF), so if it is a SWM, it will work!