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I receive both digital and High-def signals over a set of rabbit ears I hae in addition to cable. If I find three programs I wish to see are airing simultaenously, I'll record two on my DVR and watch the third (presuming it's a "network" show) via my rabbit ears.
For the record, my over-the-air hi-def signal, from local network affiliates and independent stations, is superior to my cable provider's hi-def...that's because it's not filtered or compressed, you see. Still....cable is my primary means of viewing.
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I have an indoor digital antenna in my input chain for those evenings when the Time/Warner box goes plotz. At least we can watch the network stuff.
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I have only my wabbit ears and don't much miss broadcast TV.
Last time I had cable was around 1994 or so.
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I have FIOS for TV, phone and internet. However, since I got my blu ray and HDTV, I see virtually no reason to have the television portion of the deal. I barely ever watch it. Both the blu ray and tv connect to the internet, and you can stream anything. We listened to nothing but our own Pandora Christmas stations, via the blu ray, this Christmas. In fact, we are in the process of taking down the decorations, and are still listening.
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