Coaxial cable runs from the street to my house at my most recent purchase. All the “cable boxes” in the house are wireless. They are essentially whitelisted Android TV boxes.
— Joel Esler Vice President, Security ThreatSTOP > On Dec 4, 2024, at 16:12, Jerry Cloe <je...@jtcloe.net> wrote: > > Even with broadcast, the need for coax (vs network) is going away. People > that use broadcast still want "cable type" services, mainly dvr and channel > guides. With so many options out there, TiVo, HDHomeRun, MythTV, many others, > all of them only need coax to the unit, then distribute via IP from there. > Still only need ethernet (or gasp, wifi) to most of the tv's. > > > > But yeah, I would still run coax to each TV location -- even if you > > Broadcast television is still very much a thing. Monthly recurring cost > for an antenna is $0. Coax is the most common transmission line for this > purpose. >
