Do you have cable TV packages only? - Televison & Video

It depends on which Frontier cable package that you sign up for. For the Vantage TV by Frontier, the Investigation Discovery (ID) channel is part of the Vantage TV Select Sports package. See the Connecticut channel listing here: https://frontier.com/helpcenter/categories/tv/vantage-tv/channel-guides-vantage-tv-residential . For the Frontier Dish TV, you need either the Dish America's Top 200 or America's Top 250 packages.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Not sure if this is it:

http://www.conxxus.com/armstrong.html

Individual Pricing per Item:
Internet Services:
2 Mbps $29.95
7 Mbps $39.95
10 Mbps $49.95
Cable TV:
Basic Package: $12.00
Expanded Basic: $47.00
Digital Plus Package: $63.00
*Must have a DVR/HD box to view channels above Ch. 54
Premium Channels:
Cinemax Group: $13.00
Encore Group: $8.00
HBO Group: $16.00
Showtime/TMC Group: $13.00
Starz Group: $8.00
*Must have a DVR/HD box to view channels above Ch. 54
Phone: $39.95
*Includes: Unlimited local and long distance; caller ID and call waiting
Install Fee:$35.00
Package pricing:
2 Mbps/Expanded Basic Cable Package: $71.95
2 Mbps/Expanded Basic Cable/Phone Package: $89.95
2 Mbps/Digital Plus Cable Package: $87.95
2 Mbps/Digital Plus Cable/Phone Package: $117.95
7 Mbps/Expanded Basic Cable Package: $81.95
7 Mbps/Expanded Basic Cable/Phone Package: $99.95
7 Mbps/Digital Plus Cable Package: $97.95
7 Mbps/Digital Plus Cable/Phone Package: $127.95
10 Mbps/Expanded Basic Cable Package: $91.95
10 Mbps/Expanded Basic Cable/Phone Package: $109.95
10 Mbps/Digital Plus Cable Package: $107.95
10 Mbps/Digital Plus Cable/Phone Package: $137.95

call the manufactor or e-mail them they should work with you.

You probably have to rent a cable decoder box from your cable supplier. Comcast charges about 6.00 bucks plus the cable package about 40 bucks a month. Verizon charges about the same.

#Select the best HDTV package for PC and laptops to suit your needs. #Plug HDTV USB Stick into any USB port on your computer.
#Connect your Antenna cable, cable TV cable, or satellite cable to your HDTV USB stick.
#Install your TV tuner software.

you can watch tv tuner its USB device for laptop allow to watch or install softwarefor more information refer to http://laptoplogic.com/resources/detail.php?id=46 you can getinformation about tv tuners

This usually indicates that you are trying to watch a screen in a higher resolution than the Tv will actually handle

AT&T has recently rolled out a bundled cable TV and high-speed Internet package in San Diego. Still in its infancy, AT&T U-verse is available in only 21 cities with a grand total of 30,000 subscribers. Nonetheless, it represents direct competition for Cox Communications and Time Warner Cable in San Diego. And when there is competition, consumers gain instant leverage. Below are some tips for using your AT&T U-verse leverage to get a better TV/Internet package, as well as a price comparison.

• You've got nothing to lose: Unlike cell phones, for the vast majority of cable TV/Internet packages, there is no termination fee (you could have a termination fee if you get DSL through your phone company). Usually, cable companies do not have to worry about consumers cancelling and going to a competitor, because there are no competitors. So, theoretically, if there were multiple providers, one could switch from company to company taking advantage of free trials without ever paying a penny (...that day may already be here for a lucky few).

• Let them know you are in demand: Happy with your service? Not happy with your current package? It doesn't really matter. Either way, you'll have an opportunity to get the same (or better) service for less. Granted, the San Diego AT&T U-verse rollout is not extensive at this point. However, AT&T has been very secretive about what specific areas are covered, and there is a good chance that Cox and Time Warner are in the dark with everyone else. So give your cable provider a call and tell them you're considering taking your service to AT&T U-verse and that you checked online and it said you were eligible (no matter what Cox or Time Warner tells you). Also let them know that AT&T is offering the first two months free on its 240 and 300 channel packages. They may say there is nothing they can do for you, but be persistent and see if you can't at least walk away with a couple of promo offers.

• Follow the freebies: If you are lucky enough to be in an AT&T U-verse service area, you may not have to pay for TV or Internet service for some time. Just like with cell phones, the good deals are offered for sign-ups and upgrades. Cox, Time Warner, and AT&T all offer sweet deals on either TV or Internet packages, or both. As mentioned above, you should not incur any termination fees for jumping from company to company to catch the next best deal.

Unfortunately, at this time, you don't unless it is a powerful station local to you. In order to see which stations are available to you, you would enter the Setup menu of your tv, and then the section that allows you to scan for channels.
Also, digital cable alone doesn't guarantee you'll get HD signal. You would have to order an HD package from your cable or satellite provider. For example, Comcast touts their digital package as if it were vastly superior to the "standard" signal. Whether or not it is would be a matter of opinion, but the digital package is not HDTV. This misconception has disappointed many a subscriber, myself included (until I ordered the HD package). :^ )

To have HD on cable, you will need an HD cable box with the HD service activated by the cable company. Some cable carriers will provide some basic HD services included in the base cost with the box.

From the HD cable box to the TV, you will need an HDMI cable between the cable box and the TV set. This is an HDTV interconnect wire. You will have to refer to the instructions on the cable box and on the TV to get everything going properly.

Jerry G.