Can I watch terrestrial broadcasts on a projector?
In recent years, projectors have become popular devices for enjoying large screen content at home. However, many people wonder, "Can I watch terrestrial TV on a projector?"
This article explains in detail how to enjoy terrestrial broadcasts using a projector.
Required equipment and connection method
Preparing external devices
To watch terrestrial broadcasts on a projector, you will need the following equipment:
- Terrestrial digital tuner : A device that receives terrestrial signals and converts them into digital signals.
- UHF antenna : An antenna for receiving terrestrial signals.
- HDMI cable : This is the cable used to connect the tuner to the projector.
- B-CAS card : Required to watch pay channels.
HDMI connection procedure
Connecting with an HDMI cable is very easy.
- Power Off : Before connecting, be sure to power off the projector and tuner.
- Connect the HDMI cable : Connect the HDMI output port on the tuner to the HDMI input port on the projector with an HDMI cable.
- Connect the antenna : Connect the UHF antenna to the antenna input port of the tuner.
- Insert the B-CAS card : Insert the B-CAS card into the tuner.
- Power on : Turn on the projector and tuner.
- Switch input source : Switch to HDMI input with the projector remote control.
Recommended terrestrial tuners
There are several points to consider when choosing a terrestrial tuner. Below are some popular tuners.
FAQ
summary
To watch terrestrial broadcasts on a projector, you'll need an external tuner, but you can easily connect it with an HDMI cable. When choosing a tuner, it's a good idea to compare prices and features to suit your needs. Please refer to this article to enjoy terrestrial broadcasts on a large screen.
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