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Originally Posted by vortalexfan
We have converter boxes that they sold by the millions here in the USA before the DTV transition here because many Americans still had perfectly good working Analog TV sets at the time so they had a $40 off coupon program for people in the USA so that we could buy converter boxes for our Analog TVs, you can still find plenty of those converter boxes at the thriftstores for $5, some of them are still in their original boxes yet, never used.
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Jokes aside, I can't remember the last time I actually found something I wanted to watch on OTA broadcast.
I ended up with 7 analog channels I pipe throughout my house over the coax (combined with the attic antenna). Most of the channels are just raspberry pi's shuffling through TV shows I like to watch. It's also nice to use the original tuners and on the TVs and "channel surf" like the old days.
The latest addition has been some some 1960s content like Get Smart, Addams Family and Rocky & Bullwinkle.