Is it possible to use a computer monitor (LCD flat panel) and hook up my cable box to watch television?
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Answer:
Some cable boxes have an HDMI output, and if your Monitor has an HDMI input, it should work. Otherwise, like questionbag said, you'll need some sort of card to plug into your computer to either directly tune the cable signal, or to convert the output from the cable box. You can get such tuners and adapters for less than $100.
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Other answers
Yes, but what you will need will depend on what monitor you have. It will also depend on the hookups on your cablebox, What is the make and model number of both the cable box and LCD monitor?
Anonymous
get a tuner card.
Questionbag
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