On June 12, 2009, over-the-air TV stations in the United States switched from analog signals to digital. Digital broadcasting offers high-definition picture quality and more available channels, but requires a digital antenna, as well as a converter for any set without a built-in digital tuner. If your analog TV doesn’t have composite RCA jacks, the DTV converter should connect using a coaxial cable like the one used to connect to cable TV. Even with an older TV using only screw-on twin-lead antenna connections, you can move into the digital age. Tips Warnings Writer Bio
