[pchelpers] Re: Fw: A question that needs answering- a comment

Well, this TV Card being brought up, I retrieved the box which reminded me that
I can record TV, go back a bit to pick up something on the time share,
watch some files in other formats, look at the snaps I had taken, etc. Plus 
bring in camcorder, VCR or may that is the card with
the Line In, Mic In, Line Out, Rear Out and that sort of stuff where the DVD is 
connected to.

Yes, I can watch the channels from cable. Earlier, I brought up some problems
that I have on the lower number channels. I believe if I was taking the TV as 
well as the internet signal from a common cable
from  my wall box, this problem would leave. Then I could have a booster put on 
the TV signal, the kind that is not supposed to
be on the internet cable signal.

I have learned something about cables and their shielding lately. Something 
about 5 and 59. You loose signal strength if you
have the skinny [maybe unshielded] cables. On some other TV's in the house, I 
have the skinny kind crossing power wires and
other no nos [noes, whatever]
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "tnpudding" <tnpuddin@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 2:23 PM
Subject: [pchelpers] Re: Fw: A question that needs answering- a comment


> can't you watch TV on it by hooking it to cable in your area?
>
> Pen
> =========================
>
>
> > My TV card is the plain vanilla that is called "WinFast
> > TV2000 XP Deluxe Edition" according to the box. I use
> > it for snaping TV images [for the real young and the real old]
> > and it also has FM, but FM here doesn't have enough radio
> > talk shows on it.
> >
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