T.V. Channels in westchester county?? Basic cable?

We have a TV but no cable subscription (we mostly watch content through Netflix or purchase on Xbox). We used to be able to watch the normal network channels with no problem -- Fox, NBC, CBS, ABC, and several PBS stations, along with some other stuff...

I mean, do most cable providers, whether it be on a large-scale or a county cable company, charge for HD reception? I've heard many things. I've heard some people say that you have to pay between $5 and $10 per month for HD reception, other people say...

I recently moved to a new apartment (Los Angeles County) and just noticed that when I connect the coax cable from the wall to TV there is no reception at all even for the basic ...show more

HDTV filter: I recently bought a new HDTV with a built-in tuner. When I auto-tune over the air, I receive about 6-8 channels clearly, but none in HD. (Most CBS/FOX/ABC sports and local news are broadcast in HD, but I only seem to get them in non-HD....

Rejoining the current century – best options for non-broadcast television and the internet? Recently has a terrible case of poison ivy and wanted to work from home, but thanks to a combination of penny-pinching and laziness I got no...

I'm about to move to Westchester county, NY. How should I get my Internet service? I don't need cable tv, phone service, etc. Just nice, reliable, fast internet service. If any add-ons come along free, fine. But they're not my priority. I'd also be extra...

Regarding the february analog-digital tv switchover, all year Comcast has been saying that if "you have our cable, you don't need to do a thing." But then I heard on the news that those commercials were deceptive. I heard rumors such as the...

I have a 1987 Panasonic television that I want to work with basic cable. I need to program the tv to pick up the cable channels but I don't have a remote for it and can't find an auto-program button on it (too old for on screen menus). Do I need a converter...