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<blockquote data-quote="spachti" data-source="post: 873831" data-attributes="member: 14032">If your HVR is supported by MP, hook up your antenna cable directly to it. This should make your digital converter box obsolete, except you want to use it as a second ATSC tuner,&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Use the s-video and analog audio out on your stb, if the 10 pin AV out is really s-video, otherwise use the yellow composite connection, and hook those up directly to the s-video/ composite in on your HVR,&nbsp;&nbsp;See above&nbsp;Did i tell you that you will have your work cut out when you want to make all of this work?But it's worth it.&nbsp;Edit:&nbsp;With&nbsp;&quot; If your HVR is supported by MP, hook up your antenna cable directly to it. This should make your digital converter box obsolete, except you want to use it as a second ATSC tuner,&quot;i'm assuming that you're using your digital box to get OTA (Over The Air)<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> ATSC channels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spachti, post: 873831, member: 14032"] If your HVR is supported by MP, hook up your antenna cable directly to it. This should make your digital converter box obsolete, except you want to use it as a second ATSC tuner, Use the s-video and analog audio out on your stb, if the 10 pin AV out is really s-video, otherwise use the yellow composite connection, and hook those up directly to the s-video/ composite in on your HVR, See above Did i tell you that you will have your work cut out when you want to make all of this work? But it's worth it. Edit: With " If your HVR is supported by MP, hook up your antenna cable directly to it. This should make your digital converter box obsolete, except you want to use it as a second ATSC tuner," i'm assuming that you're using your digital box to get OTA (Over The Air):) ATSC channels. [/QUOTE]

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